TripConnect Member Recommended Reading on Quebec City, Quebec


Food and Restaurants \| History \| Wine Where Cider Gets a French Kick Ask for cider in Canada's Eastern Townships and you are likely to be served a flute of cidre de glace, or ice cider, an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting the juice of apples that have been left to freeze in the frigid Quebec winter....more Article from NYT > Travel
Culture \| Food and Restaurants \| Festivals \| History Quebec: Past Perfect As Quebec City gears up to celebrate its 400th birthday next year, Matt Lee and Ted Lee discover that the party is already well under way....more Article from Travel and Leisure
Art \| Artist Communities \| Cultural History \| Museums Talk of the toon Sarah Bostock and Jon Brennan take a Tintin-themed tour of Brussels to mark the 100th anniversary of his creator's birth...more Article from Guardian Unlimited
Off the Beaten Path \| Winter Sports \| Adventure Travelers \| Saunas Check In, Check Out : Ste.- Catherine- de- la- Jacques- Cartier, Quebec Ice Hotel Quebec Spending a night on a block of ice is an adventure, but if you've done it once, there's no reason to do it again....more Article from NYT > Travel
Bicycling \| Festivals \| Gardens \| Gay & Lesbian \| Horseback Riding \| Kayaking \| Off the Beaten Path \| Sailing Quebec City: Hold the Ice Friendly to the point of it being a fault. French speaking but quick to accommodate English. Historically aware and culturally proud beyond the limits of other places I have visited. And costumed....more Article from Gay Journey