Proud of its Québec roots, this brewery is your invitation to a world of discovery. Artisanal beers made using local ingredients and inspired by English, German, Belgian, American and Scottish brews. Excellent pub food that also puts the accent on local ...
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The J.A. Moisan house was built in 1805, then rebuilt in 1846 following one of the largest fires recorded in Quebec. It remains to this day one of the most photographed and beautiful properties in this city. It offers you an unforgettable experience by ...
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The master chocolatiers, pastry chefs and ice cream makers and their entire team make it a priority to make your experience at Érico as memorable as it is delicious. The Erico boutique is located in Quebec, where the recipes are developed over the years ...
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Browse the site of La Route des fromages du Quebec to learn more about the various cheese from Quebec, but also to obtain a wealth of information about the cheeses and the art of wine tasting!
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INOX is much more than a brewery. It is also a warm meeting place, a perfect place to study, a local with a delicious and original menu, a pleasant bar to frequent in the evening and a place where the service is friendly and relaxed. You will also discover ...
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The Saint-Roch neighbourhood is home to La Barberie, a pioneer brewing cooperative in Québec, recognized by artisan beer lovers far and wide. With the work of the Urbainsculteurs -known in town for creating stunning urban garden arrangements- La Barberie ...
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In this flash puzzle game, you’ll be whisked aboard an ocean-going vessel back in the early days of global exploration. Unfortunately, your captain is gravely ill and the ship’s supplies have run dry. With your crewmates, try to find of a way out of this ...
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The KWE! Meet with Indigenous Peoples' event aims to build relationships with Quebec's 11 Aboriginal Nations. On the program: musical performances, pow wow dances demonstrations, discussions on issues of concern for Indigenous peoples, documentary films ...
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The TD New France Festival promises an immersion in the 17th and 18th centuries, looking back at how far we’ve come. Thanks to its historical and festive atmosphere, unmatched in North America, as well as the entertainment, workshops and activities for ...
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You don’t need to cross the Atlantic to experience the authentic European Christmas markets. The German Christmas Market in Quebec will take you on a magical journey! With its countless colorful lights, its traditional wooden kiosks, and a ton of free ...
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