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Originally known in Algonquin as "kebec," or "where the river narrows," Quebec City overlooks the St. Lawrence River as it winds through the heart of the province on its way to the Atlantic. As the only fortified city north of Mexico, Quebec City's rich history has been impeccably preserved. Narrow cobbled streets, old stone homes, ramparts and cannons contribute to the old-world charm that permeates every square inch of the city, to charm every sense of its visitors.
Micro-Brewery
L’Inox
655 Grande Allée Est
This large pub & the only brew-pub in Quebec City & is located in the Vieux-Port, a short walk from museums and antique shops. Some of the 11 beers served here at Bar L'Inox are quite unique, especially the maple syrup brew. The pub is the perfect place to enjoy a European hotdog along with a cold pint. During the summer, sitting out on the terrace is one of the most popular things to do in Québec City. Brews include the Trois de Pique rousse and the ominously named Débâcle, which is available only in the spring.
La Barberie
310 rue St-Roch
Located in Québec City, this microbrewery has been creating first-rate beer since 1996. Wide selection of delicious and exclusive products for beer lovers with a discriminating palate! Enjoy a glass of beer in our lounge, which is open daily from noon to 1 a.m. Our bottled beer are also available at fine grocery, convenience and liquor stores.
Restaurants
Le Paillard
1097 rue St-Jean
A trendy ambiance to discover a healthy and tasty menu At Paillard, there is something for everybody: business people in a hurry, strolling tourists and curious passersby alike can share a meal at the long refectory table dominating the sophisticated, New-York style design of the dining area. Come and get a taste of this trendy ambiance with a European feel, an ideal setting to sample an outstanding culinary experience. Our goal is simple: becoming Quebec city’s must go bakery, pastry shop, sandwich and ice cream place.
Ashton
640 Grande Allée Est
It is in 1969 that began the story of Restaurants Chez Ashton, while Ashton Leblond acquires, in the time a caravan with fried potatoes located on the boulevard Hamel, in Quebec. Today, At Ashton, it is 25 restaurants situated in every corner of the big region of Quebec as well as in all the big shopping malls. Their specialties: « Poutine & Guedilles» St-Hubert (693 Grande Allée Est) Since 1951, St-Hubert has been committed to satisfying our customers by offering them a unique dining experience, featuring our succulent barbecue chicken meals and other delicious dishes – all served with our trademark quality, service and cleanliness.
Cochon Dingue
46, Champlain Blvd.
A veritable institution in Québec, the Cochon Dingue is great inspiration from the French bistros. It clearly illustrates the alliance that exists between France and Québec. This permanent nudge to France and our affection for this culture, combined with the joie de vivre and the owners’ fondness for good food and drink are at the root of this unprecedented success story in the city’s restaurant business.
Aux Anciens canadiens
34, St-Louis Street
In the heart of Old-Quebec, taste the delicious traditional Quebec and the new Canadian cuisine in a warm atmosphere.
Myko Anna
615 St-Vallier Ouest
She may have a law degree, but Christiane Garant is an artist at heart. Owner and artistic director of Myco Anna, she combines a flair for business with a passion for fashion, and takes this eco-friendly Canadian label to the most prestigious runways. A one-time TV fashion consultant, Ms. Garant is recognized for her audacity and talent. The creative strength and adaptability of Ms. Garant and her talented team has led the company to post meteoric growth in the last seven years, despite a fiercely competitive fashion industry.
Marie Dooley
3 B, René-Lévesque Est
It is in 1986 when MARIE DOOLEY signs her first collection and proposes it to the shop where she works then as adviser fashion. The craze was immediate and the events succeed one another. Her boutique is completely dedicated to wedding gown, and evening dresses, MARIE DOOLEY conceives her collections of ready-to-wear clothing and of to measure sold retail to the floor of the ground floor.
Simons
20, Côte de la Fabrique
With its European-style cachet, this store offers shoppers all the unique charm of Old Quebec. The old walls of the 15,000 square foot store are steeped in history, creating a remarkable atmosphere not only for the store’s loyal customers but also for the thousands of visitors from all over the world who pass through its doors every year. The store was first expanded in the 1980s to keep up with company growth.
Crocs Shoe Store
1071 rue St-Jean
Crocs, Inc. is a designer, manufacturer and retailer of footwear for men, women and children under the Crocs™ brand. All Crocs™ brand shoes feature Crocs’ proprietary closed-cell resin, Croslite™, which represents a substantial innovation in footwear. The Croslite™ material enables Crocs to produce soft, comfortable, lightweight, superior-gripping, non-marking and odor-resistant shoes. These unique elements make Crocs™ footwear ideal for casual wear, as well as for professional and recreational uses such as boating, hiking, hospitality and gardening.
Épicerie Moisan
699 rue St-Jean
Welcome - to J.A. Moisan The oldest grocery store in North America From the moment you cross our threshold, you are carried back in time to the "Good old days". We encourage you to take your time, for at J.A. Moisan time is at a standstill. Feel uninhibited to browse and appraise not only our products, but also the traditional and rare objects which make up such a big part of our history. Seasoned melodies sail through the air flooding the soul with dreams while reviving long forgotten memories. Dependable staff is always available to lend a hand or answer any question you may have.
Unique Summer & Winter Attractions
Image Mill
The world's largest architectural sound and light projection screen ever seen. Retracing the 400 years of the history of Québec City, this immense cement structure stretches to infinity; it gives us the strange impression of coming alive and speaking to us. Come discover our fascinating history at this breathtaking Québec attraction!
An outdoor free show from June 26 to September 6 except on Sunday and Monday. See our package!
Cirque du Soleil
From a group of 20 street performers at its beginnings in 1984, Cirque du Soleil is now a major Quebec-based organization providing high-quality artistic entertainment. The company has more than 4,000 employees from over 40 different countries, including 1,000 artists.
In 2010 a news show directed by Robert Lepage, a Québec, native, will take place July 22 to August 29. Cirque du Soleil has brought wonder and delight to almost 90 million spectators in over 200 cities on five continents.
Quebec city, the outdoor show will run from June 26 to September 6 except on Sunday and Monday. See our package!
Ice Hotel
Enter a magical world where snow and ice are transformed into fabulous decors. Since it opened its doors in 2001, the Hôtel de Glace has wowed over half a million visitors! With snow archways towering over 5 meters tall and crystal ice sculptures standing by the warmth of the fire, North America's only ice hotel has made a name for itself not only through its architecture and artistry, but also its warm hospitality. Every year, the Hôtel de Glace is redesigned and rebuilt in its entirety. With time, it has evolved with the technical and artistic wizardry of its creators. See our package.
Titanic Exhibition
Located at Espace 400e, the actual artifacts, recovered from two and one half miles below the surface of the North Atlantic, tell the story behind the legendary Titanic’s short journey from construction and destruction to eventual recovery. Walk her decks, peer into her cabins, and meet her passengers and crew.
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