Winter Carnaval du Quebec. Of course, you cannot miss Winter Carnaval when you visit Quebec. As North America’s largest winter carnival and the world’s oldest of its kind, this 10-day ...

Québec City, the capital city of Canada’s eponymous province, is a fabulous place to visit in winter. For a start, the people are friendly, welcoming, and eager to share their culture.

Photo credit: Jocelyn Boissonneault. In February, Quebec City is transformed. While still donning Christmas decorations (traditionally kept up until the end of the winter carnival), a larger-than-life ...

With a snowfall of about 300 cm every year, Québec City is a true winter playground. Article content Strap on your skates and go for a spin at Place D’Youville.

While I still consider the city’s winter charm to be the most beautiful, my second visit promised warmer weather, which made it a lot easier and more comfortable walking around the city. In late ...

While you’re trying the famous food in Québec, don’t miss out on all the best drinks! Quebec is famous for ice wine, ice cider, Caribou, and more. Here are a few you’ll want to try when you ...

After dinner in downtown Quebec that first day, we drove 40 minutes through heavy rain along the St. Lawrence River to the mountain. As it happens, luck could not have been more on our side.

Light up your winter in beautiful Québec City Discover how this magical destination comes alive with cultural, culinary and outdoor adventures Author of the article: ...

Explore Quebec City in winter: A glorious winterland Entry to the carnival is free, but travelers hoping to participate in the featured events will need effigies .

The best times to visit Québec City are June through September and December through February. During the summer and winter months, the city's social calendar… ...

Ranking of the top 18 things to do in Quebec City. Travelers favorites include #1 Old Québec (Vieux-Québec), #2 Montmorency Falls Park (Parc de la Chute-Montmorency) and more.