Nicole

Quebec City

Our Canadian vacation culminated in Quebec City, staying our first night in the heart of the city at Hôtel des Coutellier. The hotel was perfectly situated, with nearly everything in Old Quebec within walking distance, including all the Winter Carnaval activities. We were immediately captivated by Quebec City, with its French heritage and old-world charm.

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Hôtel de Glace

Our first destination in Quebec was the Ice Hotel, also known as the Hôtel de Glace. I learned about the Hôtel de Glace last year during Christmas when I watched the Lifetime movie “Baby It’s Cold Inside,” and I had to see it. Unique and enchanting, it was the inspiration for this entire trip and

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The Blue Mountains

The Blue Mountains, nestled in Ontario, Canada, are renowned for their distinct blue hue, especially visible from a distance. These mountains are part of the expansive Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve characterized by rugged cliffs and diverse ecosystems. Year-round, the Blue Mountains offer a plethora of activities, including hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and

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Toronto

After our journey to the Niagara area, Tiff and I found ourselves in Old Toronto. We stayed at a great little Airbnb – Wits End – with fantastic hosts, Tom and Donna, and it was very conveniently located close to shops and restaurants and the streetcar, yet far enough out of the heart of the

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