If you’re searching for that magical winter wonderland experience, with cobblestone streets lined with twinkling lights and snow-covered buildings, then Quebec City, Canada is the perfect destination for you. Located in Eastern Canada, Quebec City experiences a true winter season with temperatures dropping well below freezing and heavy snowfall and it is awesome!
As the temperature drops and the snow begins to blanket the ground, Quebec City turns into a winter wonderland and it’s one of the most beautiful places to visit during the winter season. Quebecois (people from Quebec) embrace the winter and make the most of it, with an array of activities and experiences that will leave you feeling like a child again.
So grab your mittens, and scarf (maybe two!), and let’s explore the best things to do in Quebec City during winter.
Things To Do In Winter In Quebec City
What You’ll Get Out Of This Article
- Learn where all the best ski resorts are around Quebec and how to get there.
- Discover the top winter festivals and events that will make your trip unforgettable—including a story of me doing a “snow bath” in mid-February.
- Find out where to go to play with the cutest puppies and mush your way through the snowy landscapes.
- Eat the best poutine in the world – no seriously, I’ll tell you where to find it.
- Fly down a mountain in a snow tube reaching 80km/hr while spinning, it’s wild!
TOP TIPS FOR TRAVELING TO QUEBEC
- Where to stay: It has to be the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, this castle hotel sits above the old city with incredible views and walls filled with history. We use Booking.com for all of our stays and use the Genius discount to get great deals on our hotel bookings. Alternatively, you can always see if hotel corporate codes might work for you.
- Must pack item: It is winter in Canada after all so prepare with some serious thermal base layers and good warm and waterproof winter walking boots.
- Recommended tour: A walking tour is the best way to discover a city and Old Quebec is full of charm and history that you will only fully appreciate with a knowledgeable tour guide. Book the
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