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Atlantic Provinces & Quebec Tourbook Guide

Including montreal, quebec city and halifax.

Explore coastal scenery and rich history of Canada's Atlantic provinces and Quebec with the AAA TourBook guide. From walking the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec to riding a jet boat through the rapids in Montreal, the five provinces in this region offer a wide range of experiences for every type of traveler. Plan your next trip with the help of AAA's TourBook travel guide, available now on mobile, tablet or desktop.

With the Atlantic Provinces & Quebec guide, you'll get advice from AAA travel experts about the best things to see and do, where to stay and how to plan the trip of a lifetime. You'll learn insider travel tips and answers to many top questions asked by travelers. This guidebook includes information about the top things to do in the Canadian provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island and Quebec, including the cities of Montreal, Halifax and Quebec.

Here's a sampling of what you'll find in the Atlantic Provinces & Quebec TourBook:

• Why the Bay of Fundy has some of the highest tides in the world
• How to experience “Iceberg Alley” in Newfoundland and Labrador
• Which museum in Halifax has Titanic artifacts (and why the city played a major role in the recovery efforts)
• How to follow in the footsteps of Vikings at L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
• What you shouldn't miss in Old Montreal
• Where to find the best spots for whale watching in Maritime Canada
• Which lighthouses are worth the climb
• Why you should explore Old Quebec on foot
• Where to camp, hike and fish in Canada's provincial parks

What are some of the must-dos covered in this guide?

We know no two travelers are alike, so we've included a wide variety of things to do in each TourBook, from national parks and sightseeing tours to botanical gardens and museums.

We cover the top things to do in the Atlantic provinces and Quebec, including Quebec City's Place-Royale, Montreal's Mount Royal Park (Mont-Royal Park) and the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site. See a waterfall higher than Niagara Falls at Montmorency Falls Park (Parc de la Chute-Montmorency) in Quebec City, or visit one of the largest churches in North America at Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal. Learn about Nova Scotia's seafaring history at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, or check out one of the few remaining sand dunes at Irving Eco-Centre, “La Dune de Bouctouche” in New Brunswick.

You'll find all these attractions and more in this destination guide, plus ideas for family-friendly things to do and places to stay.

Will this guide help me plan a road trip?

Yes, this digital TourBook includes inspiration for scenic drives in the Atlantic provinces and Quebec. You can also use the high-quality maps to get started planning your own route.

Is national parkland information included?

The Atlantic Provinces & Quebec tour book includes detailed information and travel tips for popular national parks like Fundy National Park in New Brunswick, Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia and Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland and Labrador. You'll also find travel information about national historic sites and national park reserves throughout the region.

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Feel free to use our road trip planner to customize all of these road trip suggestions to your own liking. Choose your accommodation and activities and calculate your price directly online. All of our tailor-made Quebec holidays  have been designed by local experts who have perfect knowledge of heir territory.

Finally, if you feel confident enough, you can also create your own custom road trip from scratch by choosing your destinations yourself.

When to visit Quebec ?

It is possible to enjoy a Canada itinerary of 15 days or more between mid-May and mid-October . However, it is different if you are planning a trip to Montreal, which is accessible year round.

It is important to note that the months of July and August are very in demand. It is during this time of the year that there are the most travelers on the roads of Quebec. It is also the period when the prices are the highest, both in terms of air travel and accommodation.

Autumn trips, usually during the Indian Summer in Canada , also attract travelers, but to a lesser extent. This beautiful season takes place between mid-September and mid-October .

From mid-May to mid-June , it is best to opt for a tour incorporating our vibrant cities rather than a stay in nature, since some parks are yet to open for the summer season during this period. This is the time of year when you can expect to find cheap Canada holidays .

What clothes to bring on a trip to Quebec ?

Many travelers wonder about the climate in Quebec and ask themselves when they should choose to travel. The answer to this question will not only influence the price of Eastern Canada tours  but also the clothes to pack in your suitcase.

Consult our section " How to dress ?" to see more clearly in all that.

How to save money on car or RV rental ?

If you are looking for a cheap car rental in Montreal  or Toronto , your best bet is to use our online price comparison tool . In just 1 click, you will be able to compare all the rental agencies in Quebec and see their best available price.

The same tool also exists for your RV rental in Montreal .

Finally, the A uthentik best price guarantee ensures that you pay as little as possible for your vehicle rental, as if you find less expensive elsewhere, the company will reimburse you for the difference minus 5%.

How to avoid mosquitoes bites ?

There are several tips to protect yourself from mosquitoes and make your Quebec travel even more enjoyable.

The first thing to know is when to expect the unpleasant mosquitos to appear. You must remember that they come out at sunset or sunrise, especially near water.

If you are going to venture in nature during these times, make sure to wear long and light colored clothing. Also make sure not to wear any perfume or bring sugary snacks, as they tend to be attracted to these smells.  Last but not least, buy a  DEET-based mosquito repellent . It will be your most trusted ally !

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Quebec City Travel Guide

For travelers keen on a European getaway without a flight across the Atlantic, Quebec City offers the charms of a French or Swiss destination. What's more, you'll hear enough French in Quebec City to get a taste of that European language barrier. A much smaller city than Montreal—which has four million residents—Quebec City's intimate, old town-chic atmosphere is extremely appealing to travelers. It's a metropolis that's more akin to Geneva, Switzerland or Nice, France than to London or New York City. Known for its history and architecture, Quebec City is beyond picturesque and feels authentically Qu é becois . Here, everything you need to know about the capital of Canada's French-speaking province, from the culinary scene and points of interest to the best events in this idyllic city.

Eastern Standard Time

Best Time to Go

From a weather perspective, you're going to be chilly in Quebec City in the winter (with temperatures firmly in the 20s or below). Nonetheless, it's a picturesque time to visit. The summer and fall months are much more temperate. Spring is still cold with a fair amount of precipitation.

Quebec City's annual Carnaval de Quebec is held in February. The festival dates back to the late 1800s and is one of Quebec City's biggest attractions.

In January, the Hôtel de Glace opens, which is not only a spectacle but the perfect time to spend a night at the Ice Hotel.

In April, Quebec City hosts a charming book fair, which is locally referred to as Salon International du Livre de Québec .

Quebec is known for hosting both food and comedy festivals—with both Montreal and Quebec City offering events for gourmands and comedy enthusiasts. Quebec's gourmet festivals are in May (Festival Québec Exquis!) and November (Québec Gourmet Table) and their ComediHa! Fest-Québec is in August.

Things to Know

When we say Quebec City is known for their architecture, we mean it. It's the only walled city (on this continent) north of Mexico.

Just like many classic European destinations, Quebec City has an important river that runs through the metropolis: the St. Lawrence River.

They speak both French and English in Quebec, though keep in mind that French dominates some parts of the city. The French spoken in Quebec City and Montreal—often referred to as Québecois French—is slightly different from French spoken in France.

Old Quebec is actually a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Quebec City is known for its charming, European-esque cobblestone streets and the renowned Château Frontenac , which is now a Fairmont hotel.

Currency: Canadian Dollar

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Calling Code: +1

How to Get Around

Buses : The local bus transportation network in Quebec City is called the Réseau de Transport de la Capitale (RTC). This is the main form of public transportation in Quebec City and is well-run. One ride costs $3.50 (cash) or $3.20 (with ticket) and a one-day pass is $8.85.

Taxis : You can find taxis at the airport and major hotels in Quebec City. You can also call a local taxi company like Taxi Laurier .

Car service : Uber is available in Quebec City.

Best Hotels

Fairmont château frontenac.

Address: 1 rue des Carrières CITQ No. 040703, Québec City, Quebec G1R 4P5 Phone: 418-692-3861 Website

The Fairmont Château Frontenac is a Quebec icon. The hotel offers stunning views of the St. Lawrence River and the Old Fortified City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Each of the 610 guest rooms is flush with luxury accommodations to ensure a relaxing stay. Visitors can stop into the Château Frontenac's Moment Spa for a blissful massage or facial. This historic hotel also offers tours of its grandeur to those unable to stay on the property.

Hôtel de Glace

Address: 2280 Bd Valcartier, Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier, QC G0A 4S0, Canada Phone: 418-844-2200 Website

The Hôtel de Glace opens annually through the winters and is the only ice hotel in North America. Made entirely of ice, right down to the cocktail glasses in the bar, staying at the Hôtel de Glace is a truly memorable experience. Guests can warm up in a selection of hot tubs or saunas with a view of the starry night sky.

Auberge Saint-Antoine

Address: 8 Rue Saint-Antoine, Québec, QC G1K 4C9, Canada Phone: 418-692-2211 Website

In the heart of Quebec City, you'll find the historic Auberge Saint-Antoine, which offers guests easy access to city activities and beautiful views of the St. Lawrence River. The Auberge Saint-Antoine extends through three buildings from the 17th and 18th century and was built on an archaeological site. Guests can find a selection of artifacts throughout the rooms and must stop into Bar Artefact for an imaginative cocktail.

Hotel Le Germain

Address: 126 St-Pierre Street, Quebec, Quebec, G1K 4A8 Phone: 418-692-2224 Website

Located in the Old Port, the Hotel Le Germain is in an excellent location for exploring all that Quebec City has to offer. Offering amenities like 24-hour gym access, in-room Nespresso machines, and a continental breakfast, this hotel has something for everyone—plus, it's pet-friendly

L'Hôtel du Capitole

Address: 972, rue Saint-Jean, Québec (Québec) G1R 1R5 Phone: 418-694-4040 Website

Centrally located in downtown Quebec City, L'Hôtel du Capitole's 108 guest rooms allow guests to enjoy the city in ultimate comfort. From the reception desk on the seventh floor guests can take in panoramic views of Old Quebec. Amenities include a pool on the ninth floor, a state-of-the-art fitness center, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.

Best Restaurants

Le lapin saute.

Address: 52 rue du Petit-Champlain, Québec (Québec) Website

In the Quartier Petit Champlain, Le Lapin Saute is a charming spot featuring some of the best rabbit in the city. During the winter months, Le Lapin Saute seats 32 diners with a cozy, fireside ambiance. In the summer there's additional seating on the breezy terrace. Stop in for rabbit poutine or one of the delightful cassoulets. Reservations are recommended but not required.

Restaurant Le Continental

Address: 26 rue St-Louis, Vieux-Québec, Québec, G1R 3Y9 Phone: 418-694-9995 Website

Dining at Restaurant Le Continental is a feast for your eyes and your palette, as experienced staff offer table-side caesar salad, chateaubriand, and carved duck. Traditional French cuisine shines at Le Continental—consider finishing your meal with their divine take on a crepe suzette. An extensive wine list with French, Italian, and American wines pairs effortlessly with the menu.

Address: 519, 3e Avenue Québec, Qc G1l 2w4 Phone: 581-742-4202 Website

Diners at Arvi can expect a theatrical dinner that does not disappoint. Arvi uses seasonal produce to create two five-course tasting menus (one vegetarian-friendly). The open-air concept virtually eliminates the barrier between the dining room and the kitchen, so guests can experience the thrill of watching the food on its journey from kitchen to table. Oh, and the same chefs that cooked the food, also deliver it to the eagerly waiting diners. With 30 seats, reservations are recommended.

La Korrigane

Address: 380, Dorchester Street Québec (Qc) G1K 6A7 Phone: 418-614-0932 Website

La Korrigane brews small-batch artisanal beer in-house. Stop in for a pint of their Black Kraken or Saison, brewed with seasonal fruit. When it comes to food, La Korrigane is serving up delicious, light, seasonal dishes prepared with local, seasonal ingredients. Reservations are available for parties up to four. Indoor and outdoor seating is available.

Le Pied Bleu

Address: 179 Rue Saint-Vallier O, Quebec, QC G1K 1J9 Phone: 418 914-3554 Website

The atmosphere at Le Pied Blue is welcoming, warm, and positively homey. Their specialty is charcuterie and meats, with award-winning blood sausage. Stop by for brunch, lunch, or dinner, or select a few items for take out. They're also serving up cocktails and a diverse wine list.

Things to Do

La citadelle de quebec.

Address: 2, rue D'Auteuil, Quebec City, Quebec G1R 5C2 Phone: (418) 648-7016 Website

Quebec City is one of the last remaining fortified cities in North America and Touring La Citadelle de Quebec allows guests to uncover nearly 300 years of Canadian history. This historic site is an active military base. Visitors can explore the site's intrigue via guided tours and through the on-site Musée Royal 22e Régiment.

Musée de la Civilisation

Address: 85, Rue Dalhousie, Quebec City (Québec) G1K 8R2 Phone: 418-643-2158 Website

Situated in Old Quebec, the Musée de la Civilisation was originally developed to create and promote French history. The museum features a blend of permanent and temporary exhibits on both contemporary and historical topics. Visitors can explore a variety of interactive exhibits to illustrate a connection between the past and present.

Roger-Van den Hende Botanical Garden

Address: 2480 Boulevard Hochelaga, Quebec City, Quebec G1V 0A6 Phone: (418) 656-3742 Website

The Roger-Van den Hende Botanical Garden, located at Laval University, is an affordable delight in the city. Free, with a suggested donation of just $2, visitors can enjoy a variety of botanicals and plant life. The garden is a living laboratory for students and researchers at the university, and it's home to a variety of environments including a water garden, composting site, and rose garden. Guided tours are offered for groups of 10 or more ($5 per person).

Île d'Orleans

Phone: 866-941-9411 Website

Île d'Orleans, an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River, is a delightful retreat for tourists and Quebec locals alike. The island is a designated historic area and has an abundance of fresh, island-grown produce that supply markets and stalls lining the city streets. Enjoy scenic walking paths, farm-to-table restaurants, and quaint shops and galleries featuring the work of local artists.

Best Shopping

Quartier petit champlain.

Take a walk through Quartier Petit Champlain and admire the work of local artists and artisans. Rue de Petit Champlain is one of the oldest pedestrian shopping streets in North America and is home to unique boutiques and adorable restaurants perfect for a leisurely lunch if you're in need of a shopping respite.

Place Ste-Foy

Address: 2450, boulevard Laurier, Québec, QC, G1V 2L1 Phone: 418-653-4184 Website

Head over to Place Ste-Foy to shop luxury brands in Quebec City. Interested in some personalized fashion advice? Set up an appointment with a stylist for a guided shopping experience.

Address: 35 1/2, rue du Petit-Champlain, Québec, Québec, G1K 4H5 Phone: 418-914-9933 Website

Pop into Martino, located in the Petit Champlain district of the city, for some well-crafted moccasins, boots, and more. The shoes are handmade and available for children, men, and women.

Le Grand Marché Quebec

Address: 250, boulevard Wilfrid-Hamel, Québec City, Québec G1L 5A7 Parking Lot P4 Phone: 418-692- 2517 Website

Food purveyors, artisans, and farmers gather at Le Grand Marché Quebec filling the stalls with seasonal delicacies. Stroll through the market to find meats, cheese, artisanal pastries and baked goods, wine, spirits, and so much more. Le Grand Marché is just minutes from Quebec's city center and is easily accessible by car, bike, or public transport.

Galeries de la Capitale

Address: 5401, Boul. des Galeries, Québec, QC G2K 1N4 Phone: 418-627-5800 Website

Head over to Galeries de la Capitale for world-class shopping. The shopping center is also home to Eastern Canada's largest indoor amusement park, le Mega-Parc.

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Neighborhoods to Know

Old Quebec: Called Vieux-Québec in French, this historic neighborhood of Quebec is encircled by nearly three miles of fortifications. Visitors love the stone walls, rolling hills on which locals laze in the summer, and of course, the crowning jewel of Vieux-Québec, Château Frontenac.

Saint-Jean-Baptiste: A Boho-chic neighborhood with hipster vibes, Saint-Jean has art galleries and cafes lining its cobblestone streets. The neighborhood is also home to the legendary Breakneck Stairs — the city's oldest staircase, built in 1635 and comprising 59 steep stairs.

Montcalm: This neighborhood is home to attractions like Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Québec, but it's also fairly residential. You'll find charming art galleries and nice restaurants in Montcalm, as well as the must-visit Avenue Cartier.

Saint-Roch: One of the haute downtown districts in Quebec City, Saint-Roch has been revitalized over the last decade. Tourists now flock to Saint-Roch for their excellent boutique shopping, charming cafes, and must-try restaurants like Le Clocher Penché.

Winter: Spoilers—winter in Quebec City is cold. You'll see lows under 10 F in January and February, and winter highs of 33 F. You should expect December, January, February, and March temperatures to hover in the 20s (Fahrenheit) with a fair bit of snowfall each month.

Spring: Spring thaws Quebec City, but temperatures aren't necessarily warm. You'll still get temperatures in the 30s in April and 40s in May. However, the highs can reach up to 60 in May. You'll see a significant amount of precipitation in the spring.

Summer: With temperatures climbing to the high 70s, summer is lovely in Quebec City. The city still sees rain in the summer, but the warmth lasts through the end of August and is a welcome treat for locals and tourists alike.

Fall: September and October are a delight in Quebec City, with temperatures in the 50s and 60s and turning leaves lining the cobblestone streets. By November, temperatures dip as low as 29 F.

Apps to Download

Uber : Rideshare servicing Quebec City iOS | Android

Quebec City RTC : Bus schedules, routes, live updates iOS | Android

Quebec City Maps and Walks : Self-guided walking tours of the metropolis iOS | Android

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Product details.

• ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0D1YXNPDF
• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Independently published (April 17, 2024)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Paperback ‏ : ‎ 109 pages
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8323148820
• Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 6.9 ounces
• Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.5 x 0.25 x 8.5 inches
• #45 in Quebec City Travel Guides
• #95 in Quebec Travel Guides
• #524 in General Canada Travel Books

About the author

Meet J. B. Terry, a traveler who enjoys discovering new places. He's been to a lot of places and seen a lot of interesting stuff. J. B. Terry likes the beauty of nature all throughout the world, from bustling marketplaces to peaceful mountains.

J. B. Terry wanted to assist other travelers because he enjoys traveling so much. He now spends a lot of time developing guidelines to ensure that people have a great time on their excursions. His guides are like helpful hints to make your journey more enjoyable.

J.B Terry believes that the world is full of beautiful things and wishes to share his enthusiasm with everyone. His easy and useful tips are like having a friend give you advise on where to go and how to have the most fun. So, if you're thinking about going on an adventure, let J. B. Terry be your guide to exploring the wonders of our vast, beautiful planet.

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