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Quebec City

Quebec City (French: Ville de Québec, or just Québec) is the capital of the Canadian province of Quebec. It sits at a commanding position on cliffs overlooking the St. Lawrence Seaway. Quebec City's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of only three cities in North America (the others being Campeche, Mexico and San Juan, Puerto Rico) with its original city walls. Quebec is a city of about 700,000 residents.

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11 places match

  1. Drink

    Bar Château Frontenac

    Famous for their perfectly mixed and generously sized martinis, available in numerous versions including half-a-dozen named after famous visitors ranging from Winston Churchill to René Lévesque. Try to score a window seat for great views across the St. Lawrence. The ice wine martini is a great treat.

    $13/16 for a martini with house/premium vodka

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    Bar Le Sacrilège

    Neighbourhood bar in the Saint-Jean-Baptiste district, a 5-minute walk from the Old City gates (Porte Saint-Jean). Known for its glass-enclosed four-season patio hidden in the backyard — one of the few heated winter terraces in the world — and for some of the cheapest pints in town. Free weekly events: chess tournament (M), run club (Tu), karaoke (W), music trivia (Th). BYO food is allowed.

    Daily 12:00-03:00

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    Casablanca

    A small, upstairs, tucked-away club that plays heavy rosta-beats and has room to dance. It's a good place to bring your own party, with a unique ambiance.

  4. Drink

    L'Oncle Antoine

    In the touristy part of town, it's one of the city's oldest bars. Cozy atmosphere with great selection of local brews. Also offers an open air patio.

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    Le Dagobert

    One of Québec's biggest clubs and over 25 years old, with shows by local and international musicians. With its heart-stopping techno and enormous outdoor disco ball, you cannot miss it. Crowd tends to be young. One of the few venues that consistently asks for identification for age verification. Free admission.

  6. Drink

    Les Voutes de Napoléon

    Great chansonnier bar in the vaults of a restaurant. Live music everyday. Gets packed on weekend especially Saturday night. Festive atmosphere.

  7. Drink

    Ninkasi

    The best place to have a large choice of Quebecois beers and see a variety of shows.

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    Pub Nelligans

    A real Irish-owned pub in the heart of the St.Jean Baptiste neighbourhood. Famous for its year-round Tuesday night traditional musique jams. A great place to meet people with a friendly ambiance and surroundings, no better place to go and have a great pint of Guinness at $6.75.

  9. Drink

    Pub St. Alexandre

    Another great bar/restaurant that specializes in imports, but charges a price for them. A 16-oz Belgian import can be $9-12.

  10. Drink

    St Patrick

    An excellent bar with multiple indoor levels, in addition to its outdoor terrace at the heart of Old Québec. It serves typical bar food, but come for the live music, of the folk and Irish variety, that fills the atmosphere multiple nights a week. Try the draft cider, at about ~$9/pint.

  11. Drink

    L'Ozone

    Offers great music and atmosphere. ~$5/pint.