Travel to Provinces

Lonely Planet Quebec

Format: Paperback
Author: Steve Kokker
ReleaseDate: July, 2002
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
Rating:

Very helpful guide!
We used many of the suggestions for restaurants and lodging and all were excellent. This travel guide was extremely helpful on my recent visit to Quebec City and the Saguenay region. The author encourages the reader to try "whale watching" from the shoreline near Tadoussac and I was doubtful, but it's true - we saw whales from shore! My traveling companions originally thought that guidebooks were a waste of money, but they commented several times during our trip on how accurate and informative this guide was.

The reason why I buy Lonely planet Guides
I bought this guide and it made my life so much easier over there. Last year I had a conference/holiday trip to Quebec (City). The detailed maps of both Quebec City and the Quebec Region are a big help.

I used many of the recommendations in the book for sightseeing and tours. There are suggestions for the most popular places and also to get off the beaten track. Once I didn't follow the advice in the book, and it cost me extra money. . . . . The guys have really checked out the place.
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A perfect guide to Quebec
The information is well-organized and valuable. This book features many interesting information for travellers to the belle province. Even you are not visiting Quebec recently, it's still a great reference book to understand more about the unique province, from different point of view.

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	Fodor's Montreal and Quebec City 2005 (Fodor's Gold Guides)