NHL champion David Savard made La Tanière famous when he dropped by with the trophy, which adds to the provincial capital's majesty and lore.
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Venturing to Old Quebec City to Renew a Life of Travel
When the pandemic allowed for trips to begin, the capital of La Belle Province proved the ideal destination for a couple eager for escape.
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A French Chef Heralds Bistronomic Cuisine at Auberge Saint-Antoine
Former sous chef Romain Devanneaux takes over the brigade at Chez Muffy, the flagship restaurant at Quebec City’s divine Relais & Châteaux hotel.
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Summer songs in Quebec City
Quebec City’s Festival d’Ete rocked North America’s largest outdoor concert stage.
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These hotels are a match for solo travel
Pictou Lodge is among the fine places to stay if you want to get away on your own.
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Picture-perfect Château Frontenac
Say cheese! Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is a stunning hotel pick (pic!).
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6 Canadian hotels and watery fun
From Saskatchewan to PEI and the west coast, Canada is full of watery fun.
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New France Festival celebrates 20 years
20th annual celebration honours the heritage of Quebec's settlers.
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Your guide to the 2015 Quebec Carnival
Bonhomme is back in town and Quebec City couldn't be happier.
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PGA Champions Tour a hit in Quebec City
Thousands are expected in Quebec to watch golf legends go head-to-head.
