Guidebook for Ville de Québec
Drinks & Nightlife
The ambience is to go, the succulent food, the beer to fall on the ground
92 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Noctem Artisans Brasseurs
438 Rue du Parvis
The ambience is to go, the succulent food, the beer to fall on the ground
It's a marvelous brewery near our house and the food is excellent.
114 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
La Souche Limoilou
801 Chemin de la CanardièreIt's a marvelous brewery near our house and the food is excellent.
Impérial Bell
252 Rue Saint-Joseph EArts & Culture
Museo de la Civilización
85 Rue DalhousieMuseo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Quebec
179 Grande Allée OMuseum of Place Royale
27 Rue Notre-DameEssentials
Provigo
2235 1re Av.Pharmaprix
2880 Chem. des Quatre-Bourgeoisdrugstore
Alimentation Escompte L'Impact
1600 4e AvenueEntertainment & Activities
Centro Videotron
250 Bd Wilfrid-HamelFood Scene
$$$ but very worth every penny, the best restaurant
106 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
La Planque
1027 3e Ave$$$ but very worth every penny, the best restaurant
Hosaka Ya
491 3e AveSUSHISSS
Sightseeing
The Old Quebec is what you see in the fairytale-like pictures of Quebec City. Surrounded by fortifications, it’s the only walled-city in North America, North of Mexico, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can spend hours, a day or your whole trip discovering this quaint area. Here is what we suggest you to do:
Stroll in the old European-like streets
Enjoy a café glacé on a Parisian-like terrace of Place Royale
Shop in galleries on Rue Sault-au-Matelot or antiques on Rue Saint-Paul
Get a picture with the Château Frontenac on the Dufferin Terrace
Take a break of walking and enjoy a take-out lunch on the Terrase
Pierre-Dugua-Des-Mons
See the Fresque des Québécois and the most beautiful stre
386 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Old Quebec
The Old Quebec is what you see in the fairytale-like pictures of Quebec City. Surrounded by fortifications, it’s the only walled-city in North America, North of Mexico, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can spend hours, a day or your whole trip discovering this quaint area. Here is what we suggest you to do:
Stroll in the old European-like streets
Enjoy a café glacé on a Parisian-like terrace of Place Royale
Shop in galleries on Rue Sault-au-Matelot or antiques on Rue Saint-Paul
Get a picture with the Château Frontenac on the Dufferin Terrace
Take a break of walking and enjoy a take-out lunch on the Terrase
Pierre-Dugua-Des-Mons
See the Fresque des Québécois and the most beautiful stre
Parks & Nature
Located just 20 minutes out of the city, this Island will charm you with it’s many farms, orchards and ancestral houses. You can drive around the whole Island in an hour but you’ll want to stop in a couple of places to taste local products and bring back souvenirs, like Vignoble St-Pétronile, Chocolaterie de l’île d’Orléans, La Roulotte Du Coin, La Boulange Bakery and Cidrerie Bilodeau.
282 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Île d'Orléans
Located just 20 minutes out of the city, this Island will charm you with it’s many farms, orchards and ancestral houses. You can drive around the whole Island in an hour but you’ll want to stop in a couple of places to taste local products and bring back souvenirs, like Vignoble St-Pétronile, Chocolaterie de l’île d’Orléans, La Roulotte Du Coin, La Boulange Bakery and Cidrerie Bilodeau.