Quebec

Quebec souvenirs full of nostalgia

in the village of Kamouraska on the south bank of the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada, there are shops where you can buy good Quebec souvenirs. If you enjoy visiting corner shops and being pampered with delicacies from the village bakery, you should plan a few hours on your trip through eastern Canada.

Charming Quebec village - Knowlton

Knowlton Quebec is one of those villages on Quebec's US border where loyalists fled to British-ruled Quebec after the end of the American Revolution. Today it's a popular day trip destination from Montreal.

Eating in Quebec Canada

Anyone who says Canada has no food culture has never been to Quebec. There is something special about typical Quebec food. Just looking at the delicious sausages, cheeses and poultry specialties will whet your appetite.

Discover Montreal attractions for foodies

On this tour we discover Montreal attractions for foodies. From specialties from the region to bakers, whose competition ends up in the daily newspapers, to the city's markets and restaurants, there's a lot to explore.

Underwater World of St. Lawrence River in Quebec: Explorative

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 that brings me to topics that I rarely think of otherwise. That happened to me on our last trip to Quebec. These[…]

Canada wine regions

Discover Canada's wine regions and the variety of wines they have to offer. Visit wineries and enjoy wine tasting to get the most out of your trip.

Auberge la Goéliche on Île d'Orléans in Quebec

We were overwhelmed by the fantastic view of the St. Lawrence River from the Auberge la Goéliche. The windows looked out onto the stream, which here is more reminiscent of a lake than a flowing body of water.

Discover Old Quebec: What's the best way to experience Old Quebec?

The old town of Quebec Canada is spread over two levels: the urban areas that lie directly on the banks of the Saint Lawrence River, and whose streets nestle between the river and the cliffs of Cap Diamant, and the upper town, which is dominated by the Château Frontenac and the citadel.

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