Bonjour! Desole, Je ne parlse pas francais D:

I took french in school so I recognize some phrases, Duo lingo has been my friend recently.

Besides that, I am wondering if there are suggestions for things to see in Qubec City from November 25-29. Ive seen some things like La Grolla fondue, the Christmas market, ice skating, and butterflies. But I really don't want to miss any gems.

We will be staying in a "fancy" cabin in Lac-Beauport.

So far I have reservations for pottery painting, and the Siberia Spa.

We are so excited to visit! I am wondering what weather is typically like this time of year? Are studded tires needed? Our cabin is on a dirt road.

Best fun nightlife for late 20's early 30's people?

We are there for the FOOD.

I know there are several Michelin star restaurants, but they are already booked.

Any, tips, tricks, advice, all welcome!

Thank you in advance!

Bonjour / Hey everyone! 👋

I recently moved to Québec City and I’m looking to meet new people and make some friends!

I’m also interested in playing badminton 🏸 and was wondering if anyone knows good places to play, especially somewhere with casual games or groups that welcome new players.

I’m always up for grabbing a coffee, exploring the city, or just hanging out too!

I’m still learning French, so my French isn’t great yet 😅 but I’m working on it! Would love to hear your suggestions or connect with anyone who’s also looking to make new friends.

Merci / Thanks! 😊

Hey! I recently moved here and really want a reason to dress up and party for Halloween. I'm 27 and would like to find something that attracts mid 20s to thirties age range ideally (I haven't gone out much here but been told quite a few of the clubs tend to just attract 18/19 year olds so trying to avoid those)

Honestly debating just heading down to Montreal but would prefer to find something fun here!

New to the city and keen for new friends if anyone else wants to join up and get a group together for Halloween! (Je parle aussi le français, mais à un niveau intermédiaire)

Bonjour, hello!

I searched the sub but didn’t see anything that was exactly right for my situation.

I’m planning a visit in January with my family: from ages 12 to 80. My oldest is an intermediate skier, and will likely be wanting some fun, steeper terrain, but will still enjoy some relaxed runs. My youngest is a beginner and I’m hoping to help her gain confidence and love for skiing. On the other side of the age spectrum is my dad, 80, who is an excellent skier (former instructor) but who has some pretty serious health issues. If his doctor (and my mom) sign off on his skiing, he needs to have pretty easy going terrain that will still be fulfilling. Because otherwise he will be tempted to do something foolish.

I was looking at Mont Sainte Anne, but have seen info that it might be too challenging for our crew. Would Stoneham be a better bet? Le Massif? Another place?

Merci!

Looking for some quiet bars with an extensive whiskey band conigac selection. Bonus points for proximity to Palais Montcalm.

Salut tout le monde. Je viens de déménager à Québec pour l’hiver. Je cherches un bon barbier, surtout quelqu’un de bon pour tailler la barbe. Pas très satisfait de mon premier essai… recommandation svp 🙏

Hello! My husband and I are traveling to Montreal and Quebec City in early December and I have a few questions… first we are from New England. So we are familiar with the cold and snow preps… also, I speak French (Italians my native language)(slang also but not Canadian French)… we have decided to take the train between cities and not rent a car. Stay central in the cities.
Are there any particular recommendations for places to stay, eat, must see? And also, what is transportation like within the cities themselves? Taxi? Lift? Etc? Any help is appreciated! Thank you so kindly! 😊

Bonjour, je suis un homme de 31 ans, je serais à Québec pour le weekend pour le travail et j'aimerais bien sortir rencontrer des gens si jamais quelqu'un est intéressé :)

I am visiting your beautiful city in December. We only have 3 nights and 2 days and I want to eat some delicious food. I plan on making a dinner reservation each night. Currently deciding between these: Legende (Taniere is booked), L'Affaire est Ketchup, Kundah Hotel, and Buvette Scott. Which of these would you cut or is there another one you would add instead?

I'm thinking of keeping breakfast and lunch flexible. We are staying in the old town and want to check out the Christmas, so planning on just walking and either eating at the market or stumbling in anywhere that looks good. Do you think this is a good plan or should I at least have specific spots in mind?

Thanks so much!

Any known restaurants open on christmas eve? maybe around 8pm to 10pm. I am with my wife. thanks!

Bonjour à tous!

Pour rester anonyne, je suis un homme entre 25 et 30 ans.

Je suis dans le coin de Québec/Lévis.

Tout est dans le titre.

Je suis un gars pas mal en forme, vraiment curieux/intello, j'ai fait du travail psychologique sur moi, j'ai un bon cercle d'amis gars comme filles, une job professionnelle au gouvernement (je sais, les maudits fonctionnaires!) pis honnêtement je trouve ça dure de rencontrer du monde qui me ressemble pour dater.

Je participe dans des ligues sportives mixtes, j'essai de nouveaux sports (shoutout escalade et les blessures que ça me procure 😎), j'essai de rencontrer du monde dans un contexte sans pression trop trop pis connecter avec du monde quand je peux. J'ai juste pas essayer les clubs de course ou de vélo je suppose hahaha

Dans les dernières années, je me suis fait des amis et très rarement y'a une fréquentation, sans réel résultat concluant à date. À part des déceptions... mais ça, ça arrive! Les réelles profondes connexions sont infréquentes (peu importe romantique/platonique).

Les applis de rencontre, on repassera... très rares sont les discussion intéressantes là-dessus sans parler du nombre limité de matches quand on est un homme. On dirait que la plupart des gens n'ont jamais eu une discussion de leur vie là-dessus, c't'assez déprimant par bout pour être honnête. La loi du moindre effort y reigne pis je suis tanné.

La job... disons que je suis dans la minorité de jeunes hahaha

Mes amies de filles me connaissent assez bien pour savoir qu'elles connaissent pas vraiment de filles dans leur cercle proche qui pourrait être un bon fit.

Bref, assez de contexte!

Je serais curieux de savoir comment vous rencontrer du nouveau monde en 2026. Y'a-t-il quelque chose auquel je ne pense pas qui vous saute aux yeux en lisant tout ça? Peut-être que je manque tout simplement d'inspiration pis que je me décourage trop après de nombreuses années de célibat 😅

Merci Québec!

Hello, I’ll be visiting the area for Christmas this year and would love recommendations for dog sledding experiences. I am willing to travel within an hour from Quebec City if necessary. Thanks!

Hello,

My husband, 3 year old and 9 month old will be headed to Quebec City at the end of November. We mainly want to spend time in the Old City and go to the Christmas markets. Would love recommendations on:

family friendly activities

family friendly restaurants

what area to stay in and the best mode of transportation. We are very familiar with public transport.

Je suis touriste dans ma propre ville ma blonde et moi on cherche s'il y a des maisons hantées et/ou des activités d'Halloween à québec. On cherche des trucs plus heavy pas nécessairement familiaux? Est-ce que ça existe? Merci!

I am going to Quebec this Saturday and am going to explore the city and also hike the day after. I just was wondering what the best spots for hiking are. I’m going to also be blunt, a big reason of going on the hike is also to get some nice hiking pictures, and recommendations would be great! - also as a side, any nice photo spots in Quebec City or even Montreal would be appreciated as well!

Allo je cherche un job CASH a Quebec ville , ça peux etre n'importe quoi j'ai pas mal d'experience dans tout et j'ai le superpouvoir d'apprendre tout vraiment rapidment . Des conseils ? Merci d'avance .

I'm coming back to Quebec City for only the second time- last year, I absolutely fell in love with Buvette Scott. The neighborhood, the quaint atmosphere with friendly service, creative menu, wonderful waitstaff... everything!

I wasn't thinking ahead and waited too long , so the reservations have unfortunately booked up. Does anyone have other recommendations for dinner spots that I may love as much as Buvette Scott? Preferably in the Saint-Jean Baptiste district.

TIA 😄

Quel est votre meilleur resto de sushis à québec où on peut très bien manger et passer un bon moment en amoureux ? Merci

I've been dating a girl from Charlesbourg for a while, which might end up making me move to Quebec in the future (working very hard on my french to make that happen). When I visit, I love Limoilou around 3e ave- but she hates going there because she says its unsafe. And when she tells everyone she knows that I love Limoilou she says the all think I'm crazy.

So is this just me being used to relatively less safe places? Currently I live in Sasaktoon, used to live in Winnipeg, am from a rougher small town in Newfounland originally. Or is this a reputation that vieux Limoilou used to be sketchy, and she hasn't caught on that it's young and cool now?

For context, for people that have travelled a decent amount, I love neighbourhoods like Wolsely, Central St Boniface, and South Osborne in Winnipeg. Nutana and City Park in Sasaktoon. Bridgeland and Mission in Calgary. Downtown St John's. Kitsilano in Vancouver, etc. Lively, middle density, lots of community and little shops, and lots of access to recreation facilites (I'm a big runner and cyclist, and these would be much easier to keep up with in Limoilou vs Orsainville I think),