Québec City, the capital city of Canada’s eponymous province, is a fabulous place to visit in winter. For a start, the people are friendly, welcoming, and eager to share their culture.

Photo credit: Jocelyn Boissonneault. In February, Quebec City is transformed. While still donning Christmas decorations (traditionally kept up until the end of the winter carnival), a larger-than-life ...

Winter Carnaval du Quebec. Of course, you cannot miss Winter Carnaval when you visit Quebec. As North America’s largest winter carnival and the world’s oldest of its kind, this 10-day ...

Weather at the Quebec Winter Carnival. When I saw the weather forecast for our weekend in Quebec, I started to get second thoughts. In February, the temperature in Quebec City tends to range from ...

The city provides the best a Canadian winter has to offer (like snowshoeing, ice skating, and eating poutine), with the sort of well-preserved historical sites you can’t really find in the ...

Q UEBEC CITY, Quebec — Head to Quebec and you’ll soon realize that our northern neighbors have gotten creative in their wintertime fun. Forget ice skating and snowboarding — you can do those ...

Take a Scenic Winter Stroll. One of the best things about Québec City is the effortless charm that exists in perpetuity thanks to its marvelous architecture and French sensibilities.

From a stunning view of the St. Lawrence River at Le Massif in the Charlevoix region, to the beautiful Monts-Valin mountain ranges as you glide through the natural snow at Le Valinouët in the Saguenay ...

With a snowfall of about 300 cm every year, Québec City is a true winter playground. Article content Strap on your skates and go for a spin at Place D’Youville.

The mild conditions led the agency to label December, 2023, a “false start for winter” in Quebec. Mild conditions continued into the first week of January in Montreal, ... In Quebec City, ...