The perfect blend of old and new in a city that speaks French as the primary language and English as the secondary. Quebec City is magical in the winter, especially during the Quebec Winter Carnival.

Quebec’s annual Winter Carnival, February 7-16, 2025, is a family friendly event, celebrating the season. ... There’s an old ...

Quebec City is the world's snow capital and host to the largest outdoor Winter Carnival. The town and people are meshed into their past and their history. The first carnival was in 1894.

Since it began in 1894, the Carnaval de Quebec has grown into the largest winter carnival in the world. Since then, the inhabitants of New France have enjoyed getting together just before Lent to ...

For over a week each year, the annual Quebec Winter Carnival (carnaval.qc.ca, 418-626-3716) transforms the city with larger-than-life art exhibitions, live outdoor music performances, and winter ...

Photo credit: Jocelyn Boissonneault. In February, Quebec City is transformed. While still donning Christmas decorations (traditionally kept up until the end of the winter carnival), a larger-than-life ...

Bonhomme Carnaval, mascot of the Quebec City winter carnival, Canada’s largest pre-Lenten celebration, is turning 60 this year, meaning he is old enough to pack it in and start drawing early on ...

Government of Canada continues to support the Carnival: Over $9M granted by CED and Canadian Heritage. QUÉBEC, Feb. 9, 2024 /CNW/ - Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED) and ...

Québec City, the capital city of Canada’s eponymous province, is a fabulous place to visit in winter. For a start, the people are friendly, welcoming, and eager to share their culture.