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[📣 WHAT’S NEW ON BONJOUR QUÉBEC]There are stories that are better told slowly and over time. Stories that smell of a woo...
06/09/2025

[📣 WHAT’S NEW ON BONJOUR QUÉBEC]

There are stories that are better told slowly and over time. Stories that smell of a wood fire, the forest after a rainfall, or the salty breeze off the coast.

Today we are opening our book of inspirations. Welcome to the brand-new Bonjour Québec blog, where every word invites you to travel.

✨ Valuable tips and ideas to browse.
🍁 Well-kept secrets.
🚗 Routes to follow based on the seasons.

Ready to dream, explore and leave?
Dive into our first articles on 👉 https://www.bonjourquebec.com/en-us/blog
📸: © GouvQc / PRÊTS pour la route / A. Grégoire

🚇 One station, five places to discover. Welcome to Pie-IX. This Montréal neighbourhood offers green spaces, great eats a...
06/06/2025

🚇 One station, five places to discover. Welcome to Pie-IX. This Montréal neighbourhood offers green spaces, great eats and fun outings, all within walking distance.

Here are five spots worth visiting within a 15-minute walk:

🧺 Marché Maisonneuve : A charming local market with fresh produce, cozy cafés and the warm feel of a real neighbourhood hub.

🌿 Biodôme : Step into four ecosystems under one roof, from the tropical rainforest to the subarctic. A nature escape in the heart of the city.

⚽ Stade Saputo : Whether you’re catching a CF Montréal match or another event, this is the place for high-energy, open-air fun.

🚚 Les Premiers Vendredis :On the first Friday of every month, the Olympic Stadium turns into a vibrant food truck festival with flavours from around the world.

🍽️ -Major : A standout bistro offering seasonal dishes, a relaxed vibe and plates worth the stop.

🗺️ No car needed. Your next Montréal adventure starts right at Pie-IX station.

📍 : Montréal / Visit Montréal

Rolling out your mat in the heart of the forest, by a lake, or on a mountaintop: these are ideal ways to recharge your b...
06/02/2025

Rolling out your mat in the heart of the forest, by a lake, or on a mountaintop: these are ideal ways to recharge your batteries and find serenity. Here are five places where nature becomes an open-air yoga studio:

🧘 Domaine Floravie (Bas-Saint-Laurent): Practise facing the river, in a peaceful setting between sea and mountains.

🧘 Excursion Yoga (Laurentides): Immersive sessions with breathtaking views, high up on the peaks.

🧘 Auberge Yoga Salamandre (Cantons-de-l'Est): Forest retreat by a river, ideal for getting away from it all.

🧘 Magic Tingwick (Centre-du-Québec): Yoga postures, breathwork... and goats! A playful and zen approach.

🧘 POP Spirit (across Québec): Outdoor retreats and workshops that blend movement, nature, and joy, from the river’s edge to the mountain tops.

Where do you find the most inspiring place to practice this outdoor activity?

🌈 Pride kicks off around the world in June, and while our events in Québec take place in August, Pride here is more than...
06/01/2025

🌈 Pride kicks off around the world in June, and while our events in Québec take place in August, Pride here is more than just a celebration. It’s about the freedom to be fully yourself.

📸 © Alison Slattery Two Food Photographers - Tourisme Montréal

🌊 At the crossroads of the St. Lawrence River and the Richelieu River, Sorel-Tracy and its archipelago of 103 islands in...
05/30/2025

🌊 At the crossroads of the St. Lawrence River and the Richelieu River, Sorel-Tracy and its archipelago of 103 islands invite you to enjoy a truly surprising getaway that blends nature and culture. 🚗 Just one hour from Montreal and halfway to Trois-Rivières, here are some of their gems that are absolutely worth the trip!

🤖 Statera expérience combines technology, nature, and local history. Starting June 21: the immersive experience The Legend of the 104th Island, 360° dome films, virtual reality, a pedal kart rally, a cruise around the Sorel Islands, and an urban beach on the Catherine-Legardeur wharf.

⚓ Biophare - Institution muséale & Randonnée nature offers a nature expedition on the water, right in the heart of the UNESCO recognized Lac Saint-Pierre Biosphere Reserve. Wildlife, flora, channels, and fascinating stories await… and the visit wraps up with the Biophare’s captivating exhibitions.

🛶🍽️ Maison du Marais: Whether by kayak, canoe, or paddleboard, explore the marshlands and their biodiversity. Feeling hungry? Just a few paddle strokes away, stop by Chez Marc Beauchemin to taste his famous “gibelotte,” a hearty fish stew that’s a true regional specialty.

🥾 Parc régional des Grèves: Over 14 km of hiking trails showcase the park’s rich natural environment, featuring marshes, bogs, and ancient pine trees—right along the banks of the St. Lawrence.

🧖‍♀️ Pür Détente et Spa : A thermal spa experience with floating baths, relaxing treatments, and pure moments of wellness await you.

🍹Cabaret Les Années Folles: With a 1920s-inspired setting, festive vibes, market-fresh bistro cuisine, live shows, a riverside terrace, and even an ice cream bar, a pure delight!

05/26/2025

The Quartier des spectacles is the beating heart of Montreal. An electrifying space where people dance, sing, laugh, and celebrate from morning to night. With festivals, concerts, visual art, and open-air performances, cultures from around the world come together to light up the city. At Parc Émilie-Gamelin, the vibe gets even livelier — food trucks, DJ sets, playful installations… In summer, every day feels like a brand-new celebration! 🎭☀️🎶

❓​ And if you need a hand planning your outings, our Infotourism Center is right there! Come visit us at the Esplanade Tranquille Pavilion.

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1-2 - Latinos en Montréal
3 - via Instagram, Visitez Montréal / Visit Montréal
4 - Jardins Gamelin, Quartier des spectacles, Montréal, via Instagram

📍 Quartier des spectacles, Montréal, Jardins Gamelin, Visitez Montréal / Visit Montréal

📸​ : via Instagram

🚇 One station, five places to discover: head to Jean-Talon! In Montréal, every metro station is a gateway to a vibrant n...
05/23/2025

🚇 One station, five places to discover: head to Jean-Talon! In Montréal, every metro station is a gateway to a vibrant neighbourhood. Today, we’re taking you to the heart of Little Italy and Villeray, where local culture and hidden gems can be found on every corner.

Here are five places worth visiting within a 15-minute walk:

🍅 Marché Jean-Talon: A classic! Local products, bite-sized treats and an always-buzzing neighbourhood.

☕ Café Brume: A cozy café serving homemade scones, perfect for tea time.

🌳 Parc Jarry: A large green park where you can relax, go for a walk or have a picnic while exploring the area.

🍕 Pizzeria Gema: Neapolitan pizzas bursting with local flavours and served with passion.

🛍️ Plaza St-Hubert: Local shops, second-hand stores and gourmet spots under retro awnings.
📍: Visitez Montréal / Visit Montréal

🚙 Want a different way of discovering Lac-Saint-Jean? Really wanting a scenic route as impressive as the lake itself. Go...
05/16/2025

🚙 Want a different way of discovering Lac-Saint-Jean? Really wanting a scenic route as impressive as the lake itself. Good news: it's finally here! From village to village, from bay to beach, explore the Lac-Saint-Jean culture, the magnificent landscapes, and the local flavours that are the pride of the region.

😍 Favourite stops: Zoo sauvage de Saint-Félicien, Parc national de la Pointe-Taillon, Véloroute des Bleuets, meet the Ilnu community, and much more!

Here, every turn is an open-air adventure. Ready to embark? Plan your getaway now https://www.bonjourquebec.com/en-us/where-to-go/routes-and-itineraries/route-tour-of-lac-saint-jean
📍: Tourisme Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean

The inaugural selection for the MICHELIN Guide Québec has arrived today. In total 9 restaurants were awarded MICHELIN St...
05/15/2025

The inaugural selection for the MICHELIN Guide Québec has arrived today. In total 9 restaurants were awarded MICHELIN Stars. 🌟

05/12/2025

Smooth jazz, great food, and live sports… feel familiar? A little slice of your culture is waiting for you up here this summer.

🎷 And if live jazz is your thing, House of Jazz - Laval brings the rhythm, soul, and timeless groove that echo the greats from New Orleans to NYC.

🍽️ Dreaming of bold, comforting flavors? The legendary Joe Beef - Liverpool House restaurant in Montréal serves up an unapologetically rich and elevated comfort food experience straight out of a classic American food scene.

🏀 May 23 — Don’t miss the first-ever outdoor pro basketball game in Canada, as the Montréal Alliance face off against the Ottawa BlackJacks at Stade IGA for the CEBL Summer Classic: Éclipse. History, under the stars.

This summer, you just might find a little piece of home, a bit further north.
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1- via Instagram / House of Jazz - Laval
2- Joe Beef - Liverpool House / Visitez Montréal / Visit Montréal
3- & via Instagram/ Auditorium de Verdun & Stade IGA, Montréal

Exploring nature, relaxing by a lake, sleeping under the stars... These simple pleasures should be available to everyone...
05/09/2025

Exploring nature, relaxing by a lake, sleeping under the stars... These simple pleasures should be available to everyone. 💚
The province can be discovered through all the senses, at all paces, and for all travellers. Here are some accommodations, thoughtfully designed with accessibility in mind:

🏨 The Entourage sur-le-Lac hotel in Lac-Beauport caters to everyone's needs, offering a comfortable stay between mountains and lake.

🏕️ Gros-Cap National Park in the Îles-de-la-Madeleine offers ready-to-camp accommodations equipped with a ramp and trails so everyone can enjoy the maritime scenery.

🏡 Les Chalets Baie Cascouia – Le Tricia, in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, welcomes guests to a warm and fully adapted unit, with a lake view and direct access to the beach — perfect for a relaxing getaway in the heart of nature.

To discover even more accommodation options that meet specific needs, go here: https://bonjourqc.com/hebergements-accessibles (only available in French)

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Editorial policy on social media

First of all, thanks for following us! The posts on Bonjour Québec’s social media pages talk about travelling in Québec. We’re glad to have you join the conversation and happy to hear your comments and opinions. To keep this a friendly, welcoming, and inclusive space, here are a few rules we’re sure you’ll agree make a whole lot of sense! 😉

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1. Respectful

• Bonjour Québec pages are for positive interaction. Negative comments (comments that are crude, harmful, obscene, violent, hateful, threatening, deceitful, slanderous, or discriminatory) will not be tolerated, nor will any type of agitation.