Timeline
14:49
Grab a bite at Le Petit Coin Latin. Their raclette is a comforting way to warm up before the evening chill sets in, and the atmosphere is quiet and pleasant.
15:34
Walk to Dufferin Terrace to catch the golden light. This boardwalk offers a grand view of the St. Lawrence River, running from the statue of Champlain to the bottom steps of the Governors' Walk. The light hitting the river and the city walls here is spectacular.
16:34
Head to Un Thé au Sahara for dinner. This small Moroccan restaurant serves good food and allows you to bring your own bottle of wine if you prefer. It is slightly off the main tourist trail, offering a more intimate setting.
17:34
Finish the night at St Patrick. This excellent pub has multiple indoor levels and an outdoor terrace in the heart of Old Québec. The live folk and Irish music fills the atmosphere, making it a perfect end to the evening.
Local tip
Check opening hours for Un Thé au Sahara, as they vary by day. St Patrick is open late, so you can stay as long as you like.
Check before you go
- Un Thé au Sahara: Mo-Fr 11:00-22:00; Sa,Su 11:00-24:00
- Le Petit Coin Latin: 07:30 - 23:00
- St Patrick: Mo-Su 11:00-03:00+
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