The Coffee Journal
Brunch in Quebec City has become much more than just a meal. It's a weekend ritual, a moment to slow down in a city that invites you to take your time.
From morning coffee to gourmet dinner, Old Quebec offers a surprisingly rich culinary scene for a historic district. Here is our selection of the best re...
Forty-eight hours in Old Quebec: that's all the time you need to grasp the essence of this unique city, without rushing around and without missing out on the essentials. This guide is for...
There's something special about Old Quebec when it snows. The cobblestone alleys disappear under a white blanket, and the roofs of New France take on a whole new l...
Twenty minutes from Quebec City, Ile d'Orleans is a haven of local produce in the middle of the river. Artisan cheese dairies, century-old cider houses, market stalls, and authentic Quebec flavours...
When the first rays of sunshine warm the cobblestones of Old Quebec, the whole city emerges from hibernation. Terraces reopen, menus are refreshed, the St. Lawrence River once again...
