There are so many unique and magical ways Quebec City, in Quebec, Canada, will charm you, starting with the legendary Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac, where a stay here feels like you're living in a ...

Quebec is the largest Canadian province, known for its history, vibrant culture, and French-speaking majority. Its capital, Quebec City, displays European charm with its old-world architecture, while ...

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Reporting from Quebec City — Orange, red and yellow flashed outside my window as our train glided alongside a panorama of forests dressed in brilliant fall leaves. As I looked out the other side of ...

There were already plenty of reasons to visit the Charlevoix region of Québec: boating and wildlife-spotting on the St. Lawrence River, a slew of hiking and biking trails, natural beauty galore, local ...

Travel advisors know that one of the best ways to explore a city is by tasting your way through it. According to a recent Virtuoso report, the appeal of culinary tourism continues to rise as travelers ...

When it comes to winter fun, Québec raises the bar. High. That’s because the best ski vacations are never about one thing—they’re about putting everything together in one unforgettable experience. It ...

Canada’s Québec has a lot to offer travelers this summer. From art, adventure and festivals, to the culinary scene, accommodation and transportation, the destination has rolled out a list of new, ...

Quebec City looks, at first glance, much like one of France's Atlantic coastal cities. A UNESCO-designated World Heritage site, Quebec City has gabled buildings dating from the 1600s and narrow, ...

It was already a remarkable experience, having to enter a code into an old stone wall down a quiet alley by the port. When granted entry, we made our way through a cavernous vaulted cellar dating back ...

For more than 400 years stone walls and cobblestone streets have welcomed travelers to one of Canada’s oldest cities and the only remaining fortified city north of Mexico. The striking ramparts, ...