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Quebec landmarks
Quebec landmarks
Discover what Quebec sights Canada has to offer in this Quebec travel guide. The province does not only consist of the highlights in Montreal or Quebec City. It's also worth taking a look at the regions off the beaten tourist track. There is a lot to discover. Do you like villages that have the charm of history? There are quite a few of them. A road trip along the St. Lawrence River shows you the maritime side of the province. Québec's cuisine is also exciting. Both French and English influences play a role here. The cuisine of the First Nations is also interesting. There are taste experiences that you should get to know. Discover here which Quebec sights Canada has to offer.
A charming Quebec village : Knowlton is part of the city of Brome Lake Do you know that too? You visit a place you have never heard of or imagined and are amazed by what you find there. That's what happened to us last year in the little village of Knowlton... Continue reading …
Discover Montreal Attractions for Foodies We're searching for the perfect Montreal attractions for foodies. We know from our travels through the Cantons de l'Est and the Ile d'Orleans that Quebec is a real paradise for connoisseurs and gourmets. The French-Canadian penchant for good food, excellent ingredients ... Continue reading …
Quebec Souvenirs from Saint Lawrence If you don't know, it's easy to drive past: in the small village of Kamouraska on the south bank of the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada, there are a few shops selling special kind of Quebec souvenirs. If you like to visit corner shops and enjoy delicacies from the ... Continue reading …
A Visit to Bleu Lavande Lavender Farm in Quebec It's hard to believe, but the scent of lavender is in the air in Quebec's Cantons de l'Est. At least at Bleu Lavande Lavender Farm in Fitch Bay Quebec, they grow lavender to extract the oils from the plant... Continue reading …
The Exploramer on the Sankt Lorenz Strom Is it the same for you: when I'm traveling, I always want to learn a lot more about the region than is described in the travel guides? And this brings me to topics that I usually rarely think of. That's what happened to me on our last ... Continue reading …
Did you know Quebec has Wineries? What do we do when it rains on vacation? We are looking for a job in the dry. That's exactly what we do on our journey through southern Quebec. We're traveling in the Cantons de l'Est, a region about an hour's drive south of Montreal. There want... Continue reading …
The Manoir Hovey in Quebec is reminiscent of Louise Penny The Village in the Red Forests The Hotel Manoir Hovey in Quebec is a hotel full of romance. It reminds me of a novel that Louise Penny brings to life in The Village in the Red Forests. We spend one night there in ... Continue reading …
This St Lawrence bakery is worth a stop. Nobody in Kamouraska on St Lawrence, Quebec can only be described as romantic. The customer enters an overgrown garden through an archway entwined with climbing plants. It owes its charm to this wildness. The bakery is a little hard to find ... Continue reading …
Poutine, the Quebec specialty In Quebec I really wanted to try poutine. I had heard a lot about this dish, but I had never tried it before: some describe it quite ungalant as potato mush with sauce, others are almost offended because they are outside of Quebec ... Continue reading …
You say it doesn't exist? Oh but! A few years ago my husband and I took a full day on a leisurely trip through Québec to get to know the Île d'Orléans at the gates of Québec a little better. From driving quickly through I knew the island in Santa ... Continue reading …
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Quebec is a very diverse province. We love to be there.