How To Experience Quebec City In Winter: A Travel Guide To One Of Canada's Most Beautiful Cities

[@armandg4]

Heading to Quebec City for the first time ever this weekend. Really excited to try some of the local beer. Looks and sounds great! Thanks for the video!

[@WanderingWagars]

@@armandg4 Enjoy the Quebec City beer scene! Don’t miss La Souche in Limoilou, La Kerrigan, and Griendel in Montcalm. All great places to try the local brews.

[@mateoosorio2606]

I’m having a trip to Quebec this January coming up and I’m all into hikes and nature. You really took myself to this beautiful views! I’m booking off the shuttle today!!!!!! It looks beautiful.

[@WanderingWagars]

@@mateoosorio2606 Amazing! You’ll love Jacques Cartier NP. Very close to the city and full of great year-round hikes.

[@phillipmoore6249]

Great video man. Very high quality and highly informative...very few videos make me FEEL like I'm somewhere. Cheers.

[@WanderingWagars]

@@phillipmoore6249 I appreciate that. Thanks so much 🙏

[@MartinAngers-j5n]

Thanks for showing a bit of a different Qc city than the 100s of videos that only show the Falls, the Chateau and Old Town. Kuddos 🎉

[@WanderingWagars]

@@MartinAngers-j5n Thanks for that Martin. It’s a special place and I wanted to show that there’s a lot more to the city than the usual spots.

[@josepinard30]

Also the Christmas market is called the German Christmas market, because it was created 17 years ago by a small group of Germans who wanted to share their Christmas traditions.

[@flagjones]

Great video for people that like skiing, there is 5 resorts in 90min drive around the city to enjoy Stoneham - Le Relais - St-Anne - Massif du sud - Massif de Charlevoix Enjoy

[@WanderingWagars]

@@flagjones Great tip. Quebec has some amazing skiing, thank you.

[@flagjones]

@@WanderingWagars damn, still reading comment after 10 months, that is dedication, keep the good work

[@WanderingWagars]

@ 🙏🙏🙏

[@LuckyStone888]

I love Quebec City, but have not been in a couple years due to the "thing". My favorite thing was getting foot at the Metro and eating at the hotel. It might sound weird but if your hotel has a balcony with a view there is nothing like it.

[@WanderingWagars]

I feel that. There are some magical views in Quebec City for sure!

[@FreeEagle-zh7js]

Les hivers au Québec me font toujours fondre le cœur, j'adore absolument la neige 🌨️❄️.. Je suis vraiment passionné par ici, je suis tellement connecté à ici, c'est ma maison et je l'apprécie beaucoup de tout mon cœur ❤️💯.. Je remercie Dieu pour cette ville et tout le monde est le bienvenu 👏🫲

[@WanderingWagars]

@@FreeEagle-zh7js J'adore votre passion pour la ville de Québec! 🥰

[@FreeEagle-zh7js]

@@WanderingWagars C'est ici que je me sens chez moi 😊

[@WanderingWagars]

@@FreeEagle-zh7js 🥰

[@FreeEagle-zh7js]

@@WanderingWagars Es-tu aussi d'ici ?

[@WanderingWagars]

@@FreeEagle-zh7js Malheureusement non. Nous sommes en Ontario

[@dwsoundscape]

Great guide! At Bistro le Sam, what entre did you order? Looks like beef braised short ribs or lamb.? Looks delicious. Thanks for sharing!

[@WanderingWagars]

@@dwsoundscape thanks so much! I had a stingray steak and my friend Chris had the braised short ribs. Excellent choices, although stingray was far bonier than I even expected.

[@MechanicalTransport]

not sure if you will respond but, what trail did you guys go on in parc national de la jacques cartier? (want to know the location for 6:32)

[@WanderingWagars]

@@MechanicalTransport hey there. We did the Les Louis Trail. It heads up to 447 feet of elevation and the 1st observation Deck. It’s about a 5km round trip. But if you want to go further to the 2nd Observation Deck, it’s about 11 km round trip.

[@france7678]

Les Loups *

[@WanderingWagars]

@@france7678 Thanks, auto-correct never fails to fail 😂

[@josepinard30]

Great video, but have made a few historical mistakes in your text. Quebec City was founded in 1608, so the streets in Petit Champlain cannot be 450 years old. Also Quebec City is not the second oldest city in Canada but the oldest.

[@trevorgwelch7412]

If you speak English only French shop owners will not serve you - they will walk away and not serve or help you . Many people have experienced this all over Quebec .

[@WanderingWagars]

@@trevorgwelch7412 Not in my experiences. In fact, most shop employees in Quebec City speak English as a second language. They are very welcoming to visitors of all languages. I’ve visited the city many times and have never felt any discrimination.

[@genereynolds3296]

This is complete BS. Does not happen.

[@dansrod5952]

Classic French Canadian stigma being perpetuated by seemingly resentful English folks. You're a small man Trevor.

[@tiffanyrami]

Agree! We have gone the last 3 winters in a row, the locals and servers are so kind!

[@josepinard30]

That is not true!

[@순이김-u9r]

재미있는데구만

[@WanderingWagars]

응, 아주 재미있어

[@순이김-u9r]

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[@josepinard30]

Great video, but have made a few historical mistakes in your text. Quebec City was founded in 1608, so the streets in Petit Champlain cannot be 450 years old. Also Quebec City is not the second oldest city in Canada but the oldest.

[@WanderingWagars]

@@josepinard30 You’re right, I was doing some creative “rounding” on Petit Champlain, but St. John, New Brunswick is the oldest city (est. 1583, 25 years before Quebec City).

[@josepinard30]

@ you are mistaken. St-John was the first ans oldest incorporated municipality be a royal decree in 1785.