u/BrightWay7253

I am visiting this wonderful city for the first time at the end of the month from the states (arriving on a Monday afternoon and leaving Thursday morning).

I am staying in Old Quebec and would love suggestions for places I must see while I’m here. I’m not a huge fan of the tourist traps, but if it’s worth it, let me know.

I’d also love breakfast and/or lunch suggestions. I’ve already made reservations for dinner at La Buche Monday, Buvette Scott Tuesday, and Melba Wednesday.

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u/BrightWay7253 — 8 days ago
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u/BrightWay7253 — 10 days ago

Solo traveling to Montreal for the first time at the end of the month. I am staying in The Plateau and wanted to make dinner reservations that are close to my hotel (except on Sunday). Are these solid choices as someone who is a big foodie?

• Thursday - L’Express
• Friday - Bungalow or Kitano Shokudo
• Saturday - Bar St. Denis
• Sunday - Beba

If you have any suggestions for other places to visit or must-see spots during the day, please let me know!

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u/BrightWay7253 — 10 days ago