Audrey’s guidebook
Nearby food and grocery stores
L’intermarché
272 Rue Saint-Joseph EThis is the closest 'bigger' grocery store
Metro Plus Mail St-Roch
860 Boulevard Charest Ea nearby bigger grocery store down in Saint-Roch.
SAQ
853 Rue Saint-Jeanclosest wine and spirits store.
Épicerie Européenne
560 Rue Saint-JeanBoulangerie artisanale Epi’Fanny
646 Rue Saint-JeanCantook Micro Torréfaction
575 Rue Saint-JeanNeighbourhoods
Old Quebec
This is where you are located. definitely worth exploring.
The Avenue Cartier area has a lot of restaurants and shops. It's close to the Planes of Abraham and worth a visit.
13 locals recommend
Avenue Cartier
Avenue CartierThe Avenue Cartier area has a lot of restaurants and shops. It's close to the Planes of Abraham and worth a visit.
Great Neighbourhood just up a few stairs (!) from where you are located. This neighbourhood has many restaurants, fine groceries, shops, and bars.
26 locals recommend
Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Great Neighbourhood just up a few stairs (!) from where you are located. This neighbourhood has many restaurants, fine groceries, shops, and bars.
here are lots of restaurants and bars, it's a vibrant neighbourhood with lots to offer.
57 locals recommend
Saint-Roch
here are lots of restaurants and bars, it's a vibrant neighbourhood with lots to offer.
Residential and up-and coming neighbourhood. several cafes and restaurants and shops on 3e Avenue.
22 locals recommend
Limoilou
Residential and up-and coming neighbourhood. several cafes and restaurants and shops on 3e Avenue.
Sightseeing
A favourite destination for travellers to the City. The falls are quite impressive.
250 locals recommend
Chutes-Montmorency
A favourite destination for travellers to the City. The falls are quite impressive.
Île d'Orléans is only about a 15 minute drive from downtown Quebec City or Old town. The island has lots of history and some of the oldest (private) homes on the continent. There are lots of agricultural activities including u-pics for all sorts of fruit and wine tasting.
282 locals recommend
Orleans Island
Île d'Orléans is only about a 15 minute drive from downtown Quebec City or Old town. The island has lots of history and some of the oldest (private) homes on the continent. There are lots of agricultural activities including u-pics for all sorts of fruit and wine tasting.
Old Quebec
Your apartment is located in THE must see area (on a quiet street).
Also a must... a great 100 acre park located next to Vieux-Quebec. See where the historic battle occurred!!
521 locals recommend
Plains of Abraham
Also a must... a great 100 acre park located next to Vieux-Quebec. See where the historic battle occurred!!
If interested in museums, see check to see which exhibition is showing.
449 locals recommend
Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
179 Grande Allée OIf interested in museums, see check to see which exhibition is showing.
Another great museum; check to see which exhibit is showing!
461 locals recommend
Museum of Civilization
85 Rue DalhousieAnother great museum; check to see which exhibit is showing!
bars
Bar Ste-Angèle
26 Rue Ste AngèleA nearby low key jazz bar. Worth a try.
Ninkasi Saint-Jean
811 Rue Saint-JeanNear Saint-Jean Gates; can be a busy place.
Many locals favorite bars. It's definitely worth a try any time of the day.
157 locals recommend
Bar Le Sacrilège
447 Rue Saint-JeanMany locals favorite bars. It's definitely worth a try any time of the day.
Grande Allée
Grande AlléeKorrigane
380 Rue DorchesterMicrobrewery, worth a try
Microbrewery, worth a try. Good beer. They generally don't serve food but you can bring food in.
132 locals recommend
La Barberie
310 Rue Saint-RochMicrobrewery, worth a try. Good beer. They generally don't serve food but you can bring food in.