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Not sure where to stay during your next trip to Quebec City? Embark on a journey through the cobblestone streets…
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Not sure where to stay during your next trip to Quebec City? Embark on a journey through the cobblestone streets…
Are you thinking of throwing a memorable, festive bachelorette party in Montreal? If indeed you are – perhaps even after…
As the official capital of the province of Quebec and one of the oldest settlements in North America, Quebec City…
To help you enjoy your time there as much as possible, I put together an Old-Montreal walking itinerary that I think will be helpful for first-timers in the city; it includes must-see stops as well as picturesque streets you don’t want to miss.
Before we start – I’m well aware that 15 things is not a whole lot. I could list every single thing to…
Call it hipster capital, call it the artsiest district in Montreal — eclectic Mile End Montreal doesn’t care for labels….
Finding the best poutine in Montreal is akin to going after the Holy Grail – many have tried, but few…
When most people picture the old part of Montreal, they think of cobblestone streets and accordion players on busy plazas…
Montreal is nothing if not a foodie city; in fact, rumour has it has the second highest rate of restaurants…
While immensely enjoyable at any time of the year, Old Montreal restaurants are particularly fun come summertime when patios spill…
No longer just the “most European city of North America,” Montreal is home to many thriving neighbourhoods – including Plateau…
Is it the omnipresence of French? The cobblestone streets so reminiscent of Europe? The abundance of dimly lit restaurants or…