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Journey Through The Quebec Countryside: the Cider Route and Historic Sights

Journey Through The Quebec Countryside: the Cider Route and Historic Sights
Starts from

Montreal

Transportation

By Car

Guidance

Self-Guided

Attractions

12

Duration

13 Hours

Length

360 km

Guide details

Starts from

Montreal

Transportation

By Car

Guidance

Self-Guided

Duration

13 Hours

Length

360 km

Price

History and CultureNature AttractionsGastronomy
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Tugce Ertan Meric
Tugce Ertan Meric
Travel Expert

Highlights

  • Watch how the locks are used in the historic trail of Chambly Canal.
  • Taste apple vermouth while passing through the infamous cider route of Quebec.
  • Get lost in the small historic towns of Quebec and experience the lives of New France soldiers.
  • Admire the majestic St Lawrence River and take in the views from special lookouts.
Driving from Montreal to Quebec City can be a boring flat trip on a highway or you can create a great day that takes you through lush countryside, gastronomic spots and historic towns. Montreal and Quebec City are major destinations but there is much more the province can offer. The natural beauty of Canada is renown worldwide. However, the boutique cider and cheese producers are waiting to be discovered in hidden corners of the country. So, buckle up and hit the road from Montreal to explore the rural and slower life of Quebec's villages. On the way, you'll discover a historic canal trail, taste the famous ciders of Quebec and experience the history of New France, all adorned with the unique Quebecois culture. No trip to Quebec would be complete without tasting the local delicacy poutine and this trip is no exception!

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Driving from Montreal to Quebec City can be a boring flat trip on a highway or you can create a great day that takes you through lush countryside, gastronomic spots and historic towns. Montreal and Quebec City are major destinations but there is much more the province can offer. The natural beauty of Canada is renown worldwide. However, the boutique cider and cheese producers are waiting to be discovered in hidden corners of the country. So, buckle up and hit the road from Montreal to explore the rural and slower life of Quebec's villages. On the way, you'll discover a historic canal trail, taste the famous ciders of Quebec and experience the history of New France, all adorned with the unique Quebecois culture. No trip to Quebec would be complete without tasting the local delicacy poutine and this trip is no exception!
Tugce Ertan Meric
Tugce Ertan Meric
Travel Expert
  • Watch how the locks are used in the historic trail of Chambly Canal.
  • Taste apple vermouth while passing through the infamous cider route of Quebec.
  • Get lost in the small historic towns of Quebec and experience the lives of New France soldiers.
  • Admire the majestic St Lawrence River and take in the views from special lookouts.
12 Attractions to Visit

Day 1

360 km636 m

Quebec Countryside Nestled With Gastronomic Stops, Industry, and History

Enjoying the Quebecois culture and farm to table gastronomy stops, this route will offer a scenic drive through Quebec countryside. It will pass from Rougemont, which is famous for its cider route, then will head to Chambly, a bustling historic town and after stopping by an ancient Quebecois village, you will admire the views of St Lawrence River and arrive in Quebec City in the evening.

Day Itinerary

08:15

Montreal

Open Details
Montreal is the economic and cultural capital of Quebec province. It's vibrant and there is always something going in the city. It has a well deserved reputation of being one of the liveliest cities in the Americas. So come here a few day before your road trip and wander in the green parks of Montreal, dive into the gastronomic scene and enjoy the historic atmosphere of the Paris of North America.
36.7 km40 min
Viridi Café
09:0015 min

Viridi Café

Café
Open Details
Take your morning coffee as take away from this small and cute cafe. Their baristas are friendly and the coffee here is great. Having a short walk combined with the smell of coffee will be a perfect start for your trip.

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