Lilly’s guidebook for Vieux Quebec

Lilly
Lilly’s guidebook for Vieux Quebec

Sightseeing

Picturesque cobblestoned square flanked by cafes, shops & a 17th-century stone church.
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Royal Place
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Picturesque cobblestoned square flanked by cafes, shops & a 17th-century stone church.
Beautiful site and view on the St. Laurence River. Lively square with musical performances, romantic ambiance in and around the hotel.
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Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
1 Rue des Carrières
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Beautiful site and view on the St. Laurence River. Lively square with musical performances, romantic ambiance in and around the hotel.
Dating back to the 17th century, the Petit Champlain street is the oldest commercial artery in North America. The shops/boutiques are quaint and the architecture is outstanding. These boutiques feature everything from Québec-made boots and moccasins to sculptures, jewellery, and Québec typical products. Sample decadent fudge or sweet maple syrup. It is always beautifully setup based on the season you visit it.
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Quartier Petit Champlain
61 Rue du Petit Champlain
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Dating back to the 17th century, the Petit Champlain street is the oldest commercial artery in North America. The shops/boutiques are quaint and the architecture is outstanding. These boutiques feature everything from Québec-made boots and moccasins to sculptures, jewellery, and Québec typical products. Sample decadent fudge or sweet maple syrup. It is always beautifully setup based on the season you visit it.
With nearly 7,000 permanent residents, the Island of Orleans is made up of 6 municipalities, each with its own characteristics but a common charm. Discover the history and attractions of each municipality. Great place in the summer for biking, berry picking and visiting various gourmet cheese, cider and other specialty stores. More info. on activities here: https://tourisme.iledorleans.com/en
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Île d'Orléans
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With nearly 7,000 permanent residents, the Island of Orleans is made up of 6 municipalities, each with its own characteristics but a common charm. Discover the history and attractions of each municipality. Great place in the summer for biking, berry picking and visiting various gourmet cheese, cider and other specialty stores. More info. on activities here: https://tourisme.iledorleans.com/en
With its majestic snow arches, crystal clear ice sculptures and beautiful rooms, the Hôtel de Glace (ice hotel) offers its guests a one-of-a-kind winter experience. Unique in North America, the hotel transforms itself year after year to charm its visitors. Immerse yourself in the hotel's magical atmosphere and enjoy a luxurious Nordic getaway within this winter masterpiece!
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Hôtel de Glace
2280 Bd Valcartier
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With its majestic snow arches, crystal clear ice sculptures and beautiful rooms, the Hôtel de Glace (ice hotel) offers its guests a one-of-a-kind winter experience. Unique in North America, the hotel transforms itself year after year to charm its visitors. Immerse yourself in the hotel's magical atmosphere and enjoy a luxurious Nordic getaway within this winter masterpiece!

Food scene

Set in a former general store founded in 1860 of the same name, Rioux & Pettigrew is rooted in the history of Quebec City’s antique district of rue Saint-Paul. Once inside, the brick walls, crackling wood floors, and vintage gramophone make diners feel like they’re travelling in time, but chef Dominique Jacques brings a conversely modern take to the food. Great for brunch!
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Chez Rioux & Pettigrew
160 Rue Saint-Paul
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Set in a former general store founded in 1860 of the same name, Rioux & Pettigrew is rooted in the history of Quebec City’s antique district of rue Saint-Paul. Once inside, the brick walls, crackling wood floors, and vintage gramophone make diners feel like they’re travelling in time, but chef Dominique Jacques brings a conversely modern take to the food. Great for brunch!
Cozy and authentic! This is a wonderful family owned restaurant with amazing thin crust pizza, wonderful soups and other dishes. Not well known by the tourist crowd.
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La Pizzaio
319 Rue Saint-Paul
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Cozy and authentic! This is a wonderful family owned restaurant with amazing thin crust pizza, wonderful soups and other dishes. Not well known by the tourist crowd.
Another hidden gem when it comes to the restaurant scene in Quebec City. Book in advance! Family owned and authentic Greek restaurant! Try the feta cheese! It's amazing!
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Le Mezzé Taverna Grecque
95 Ch Ste-Foy
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Another hidden gem when it comes to the restaurant scene in Quebec City. Book in advance! Family owned and authentic Greek restaurant! Try the feta cheese! It's amazing!