Great station with very helpful staff. It felt like Platfrom 9 3/4 from Harry Potter arriving as…read morethey gave us a shopping cart for luggage and we were staying at Chateau Frontenac, a castle, so it felt very magical.

Pro-tip: Go to the customer service window in the hall where you enter the trains and show them…read moreyour vaccine proof for an easy and faster boarding experience. Location: 5* Ambience: 5* Service: 5* Cozy and effective train station. Easy to catch a train to get to many places from here. We hopped onto a train from Quebec City to a Montreal and it was fast, efficient, and clean. The boarding experience was fast and made easy by using my pro-tip above. Happy travels.

We had a fabulous stay at le Germain Charlevoix. Our room was adjacent to the salt water pool and…read moreour view looked out over the farm towards the Saint Lawerence. What a view. The room was eminently comfortable. The bed was high quality and our kids loved the bunks. I had a great thermal experience at the Sauna, I recommend booking ahead to make sure you have space when it fits with your schedule. I reviewed the restaurants separately but to sum it up high quality, but not cheap. We enjoyed our breakfasts and our dinners. My kids really enjoyed visiting the farm animals and the nice walk to the river beach from the property. Overall this is a great hotel and we hope to return in the future.

Great place to stay with or without kids. Very well located. The farm setting is incredibly unique…read more Heated pool with pretty but not very comfortable chairs. A 2 KM walk leads to the fleuve. Had breakfast there. Samuel was amazing and gave great advice. Spa is very nice. Yoga was very enjoyable. Wish there was an elevator in our building - less fun to walk up a few flights of stairs with our luggage. Pig table is pretty but not well designed or situated. We kept hitting its ears, nose etc overall design of room not very practical but pretty. Clean. Great COVID measures.

The Citadel is a must visit site with so much history. Definitely book a guided tour so you can…read moresee all the highlights.

Sitting atop this is Québec's star-shaped Citadel, a massive fortress protected by thick walls,…read moreramparts, and ditches that was built in 1832. The Citadel is used as a military quarter for generals, officers, and servicemen, as well as as the summer residence of the Governor General of Canada. it is the largest British-built fortress in North America; it took 30 years to construct. This military site has been active since 1850 when it housed British troops and the British artillery. Its walls enclose 300 years of history from the New France period to today. Known as "the Gibraltar of the Americas" on account of its strategic location and breathtaking view of the city and the St. Lawrence River. Summer visitors can watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony each morning, and the military museum, located in the mid-18th-century powder magazine in the southern corner of the Citadel, is open year-round. Admission costs CA$18 for adults. The admission fee includes access to the museum exhibits.

The Quai was a 15 minute walk from our Home Exchange on rue St Anne. We spotted many people making…read morethe walk over the two week we stayed in BSP. The walk takes you over the Train de Charlevoix station (1 of them) and down to the Marina. It was low tide and there were hundreds of geese having a good time. There is an art installation and a place to go kayaking or paddleboarding. The river is big and the views are lovely. There is a different walk back into town through the fields.

What a gorgeous place! We got there completely by accident, and we just couldn't leave - walked all…read morearound, including the forest, and just soaked in all the nature and fresh air we could. There's also a beach, and lots and lots of walking available - a definite repeat!

If you want an authentic local market/grocery with variety of pates, cheeses, maple syrup, local…read morespecialties and everyday necessities, this is the spot. We came in looking for duck pate, Brie and goat cheese, and local Quebec or French products and were pleasantly surprised! Plus the woman from Yugoslavia behind the cheese counter was exceptionally helpful to helping us navigate the products we were not familiar with here locally. You can taste the cheese, pate, etc items by weight to decide which one is your flavor. We landed on mini caramelized onions to pair with variety of duck pate, a soft goat cheese (French style), a nice Brie, and maple syrup, plus a maple flakes to drizzle on coffee, crepes, yogurt, etc. can't wait to open it back home, once we arrive. They had nice variety of cheeses, great variety of pate, meats, coffee, pastries, just to name a few items. We were rushing off to the train station so I really hope someone else will add some photos of interior and offer their review as well. I'm amazed it's not yet on Yelp, like best kept secret!

Amazing selection of deli products, breads, snacks, gourmet items and drinks. This place is a must…read moresee if you're hungry or thirsty, and their customer service is top notch as well.

What an amazing toy store in Quebec! It took me a little while to find it (and a lot of steps)!…read moreThey have everything from baby toys/clothes to legos, puzzles, books, dolls and so much more! They have employees stationed throughout the store to help and they were all very friendly and available to help. If you need a gift, a toy or just want to feel like a kid, visit Benjo!

If you have kids or need gifts for the children in your life then Benjo is for you! Huge selection…read moreof: Lego, Playmobil, slot car racing sets, stuffed animals, dolls, toddler and baby toys, books, toy animals (biggest Schleich brand selection I've ever seen) Pokémon, games, puzzles and toy trains. There's also a well-stocked candy section. This is an amazing place and I cannot remember the last time that I visited a toy store quite like Benjo!

Orleans Express is the answer to the question of how to get yourself between the towns of Montreal…read moreand Quebec City. I made advance reservations on-line for a 1-way trip for two. Twice, I changed those reservations, each time initiating the change via email and each time I received a prompt response and new tickets as requested. The bus is clean and efficient, takes 3.25 hours, has a restroom on board, and stores your luggage pre-boarding. The cost for this service? About $52 per person including tax which seemed reasonable and far easier than flying. The ride was so smooth and easy that I wish I'd booked a return trip to Montreal instead of trying to fly out of Quebec City.

We had originally booked train tickets to get from Quebec to Montreal, but ended up missing the…read moretrain We were told to book a bus ticket as there weren't any trains available until later. We got to the bus station at 9:26 AM. The person behind the counter was saying all sorts of gibberish, which we didn't understand. He also said we should book the 9:30 AM because there was plenty of time to get on the bus. By the time he rang us up, we ran to the gate, the bus was pulling out. We went back to him and asked to be booked on the 10:30 AM bus and he just kept flailing his arms and saying his gibberish. I finally had to tell him I didn't understand anything he was saying and to just book us, which he finally did. Horrible customer service, they should have someone who is good at communicating with customers. This is especially important when it comes to traveling on a bus. If it was a cafe or bakery the gibberish would be acceptable. The bus itself was quite nice and clean. There were tray tables, outlets under the seats and little baggies.

We stayed here 2 nights Sept 1 and 2. The property is very…read morenicely appointed with hand made furniture in the rooms, leather reading chairs, spacious bathrooms, and nice firm mattresses. There is a sauna and an exterior Jaccuzi which my wife and I enjoyed immensely. Despite all of this, the manager, Regis Barthe, who is also the chef, has no support staff! He was handling everything from checking guests in, to showing the rooms, answering the phones, check outs, cooking, waiting on tables, bartender, and maitre'D ! He was completely left floundering for himself... And somehow pulled off the most incredible meals! The guy is a European trained chef, and prepared his own creations from the local terroir... Such as filet de canard, and chèvre braisse. He is an exemplary chef, but the owners of the place need to pay attention and give him help... He can't do it all. We've given 3 stars only because of the lack of staffing... You can't serve guests properly with one guy, the chef, doing it all!! We'd go back for his meal genius alone, but the owners better help him out.

Stayed at the inn and decided to have dinner there as it smelled so good when we arrived around 5…read morepm. Great decision. We enjoyed a drink on the comfortable porch before going in to the cozy dining room. Menu was small but varied enough and was local based. We enjoyed some pork, duck, gand veal along with good salads and delicious fresh vegetables. Smoked salmon appetizer made on premise was excellent. Classic french cuisine. There was a fish and beef option as well. Everything was nicely presented. This was definitely as good a meal as any we had in Quebec city Regis, the chef, and his wife Claire, both from France, were both charming and very helpful as inn managers as well. Claire booked us on a whale watching tour the next AM in Baie-St-Catherine which was well worth it. We had to leave before breakfast the next morning so Regis prepared a delicious mignerone cheese sandwich for us to take on the road.

These sweet pups love their snowy life as sled dogs! Clean and neat, the kennels are fun to see…read more The experience of having them pull your sleigh through a winter wonderland is magical. A must do when visiting Quebec!

Fantastic! Can't say enough about this place! If you want a good time and an experience you'll…read morenever forget then you need to come here! The ride is amazing and the final part of the tour was super interesting! Gorgeous scenery! Best place to visit in Quebec!

My husband and I booked their 1/2 day tour to Montmorency Falls and the St Anne de Beaupre Church…read moretoday and had an excellent time. Naima was our private, English speaking guide, and she picked us up in a very nice Kia van. Her knowledge of both locations was fantastic and she had a great personality. Would definitely recommend this business for either a tour or transportation.

Very friendly and professional team. Isabelle was friendly and helpful and Greg was very…read moreinformative and taught us many things about the history and community of Quebec. We enjoyed a weekend of touring since my mother couldn't hike up and down the cobblestone streets, stairs, and hills. This was a wonderful way to enjoy learning and seeing Quebec.