Canada: North of Quebec City is Charlevoix
Charlevoix, a Canadian region located 90 miles north of Quebec City, is home to outdoor adventure and exciting rock climbing.
Quebec
Magdalen Islands, off the Coast of Quebec
Quebec’s Hidden Gems – the Magdalen Islands. Visiting the Maritimes’ French isles meeting cheesemakers, learning the ancient history, meeting friendly locals.
Quebec City Carnival: A Light in Winter
Lighting Up Winter in Quebec City By Kathleen Broadhurst Winter Carnival in Quebec City is a three week long snow covered festival that celebrates and delights in the weather of the season. If the winter blues are starting to get you down, don’t go south, go north where the light…
Sleeping in the Ice Hotel in Quebec
Quebec City: Cooling off with an overnight stay at the ice hotel
Touring Canada by Train
Canada by rail:Stephen Hartshorne takes a train trip across Canada with eventful stops in Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City.
The Lantern Festival at the Montreal Botanical Garden
Montreal’s Lantern Festival…a photo gallery by Stephen Hartshorne of GonOMAD Trave.
Lavender: This Natural Perfume Charms Visitors in Quebec
By Habeeb Salloum Standing atop a 300 m (984 ft) high hill Domain Blue Lavender Farm (Bleu Lavande), just minutes from the charming town of Magog, edging the picturesque village of Fitch Bay in the Eastern Townships in Quebec, I breathed in the lavender-filled breezes. Like myself, here, in the…
New France Festival: An Extravaganza in Quebec City
Experiencing the New France Festival of Quebec By Habeeb Salloum I had visited Quebec City, the cradle of French civilization in North America, a number of times but this was the first time I had come to take part in the SAQ New France Festival — for 13 years an…
Cycling Montreal: An Adventure Sans Auto
Biking around the bike-friendly city of Montreal Quebec Canada.
Quebec: A Spectacular City Year-round
Quebec: A City for All Seasons By Mary O’Brien Quebec is a city for all seasons because of its geography and because of its people. Surrounded by mountains and the mighty St. Lawrence River, it rises on a cliff 350 feet high called Cape Diamond. Only ten minutes from the…
Quebec City’s Carnaval: 400 Year Celebration
GoNOMAD Editor Max Hartshorne visits Quebec City during their celebration of their Winter Carnaval, with parades in the snow and honking horns.
Pedaling Quebec’s Little Train Bikeway
Quebec biking: A trip along Quebec’s Le P’tit Train du Norde Linear little train Bikeway, viewing local scenery and enjoying Quebec food specialties like poutin