Strolling through the streets of Old Quebec City, you may feel as though you have stepped into a European fairytale. Old Quebec City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving many of the buildings and public spaces that were first built there over 400 years ago. Around every corner, you’ll find winding cobblestone roads and …

Last updated on May 14th, 2022Old Quebec City contains many beautiful and historic streets featuring British and French-inspired architecture, cobblestone roads, and a fortification. Step back in time over 400 years and enjoy exploring the history of Old Quebec, a UNESCO site since 1985. Combine this pretty streets tour with my walking tour of Old …

Last updated on May 14th, 2022Montmorency Falls, or Chute-Montmorency in French, is a scenic waterfall found on the outskirts of Quebec City, Quebec. At 272 feet (83 m), it is 30 meters higher than the iconic Niagara Falls but has less volume than Niagara. The falls and river are part of the Parc de la …

Last updated on May 14th, 2022Montreal is home to a diverse range of cuisines and many styles of restaurants. The food scene in Montreal features innovative, creative and passionate chefs, and each year the food scene in Montreal gets better and better. From its love for food, you could call Montreal a foodie city. With …

Last updated on May 14th, 2022Montreal is the most populated city in Quebec and is my favourite Canadian city thus far. I have travelled to Montreal since 2013 and have returned three times since. I don’t often repeat my trip destinations as there are so many different places I want to explore, however, Montreal holds …