Life in Quebec

Quebec

Quebec is the perfect amalgamation of cosmopolitan life and wilderness, making it an ultimate destination for the urban adventurer. It is Canada’s largest province and is a predominantly French speaking society. It offers a variety of sensational restaurants, historic sites, national parks, beautiful lakes and jagged coastline to explore. With all this and more, who could resist the rustic allure of Quebec?

Famous Sights

Parc National de la Gaspésie and Parc National du Bic are equally exquisite destinations for the wild at heart with gorgeous coastlines and offshore islands to explore. The more adventurous can go rafting down the glorious Jacques Cartier Lake in Laurentians Park. Îles de la Madeleine is a string of sand-swept islands with plenty of rust-coloured cliffs and sea coves just waiting to be explored by kayak. Food lovers looking to avoid the bustle of the cities can escape to sleepy Île d’Orléans, an island northeast of Québec City. There are 6 villages on the island, each offering delectable produce sourced from a selection of local farms and orchards.

Montréal and Québec City are perfectly blended metropolises with an air of refinement and frivolity. Montréal is a cuisine capital with a wide selection of restaurants, food markets and patisseries offering an array of delectable delights to sample. It also hosts a variety of festivals and is a perfect city to meander through thanks to its iconic architectural design. Be sure not to miss the regal beauty of Notre-Dame Basilica. Québec City has a beguiling view of St Lawrence River and a rustic charm that will lure any foodie, festival goer or art lover. Be sure to visit the picturesque Le Quartier Petit-Champlain district, the historic La Citadelle as well as the iconic Le Château Frontenac for a dose of art, history and mesmerizing architecture.