Thanks to this incredible pied-à-terre, you will quickly realize that Boischatel is the perfect place to discover the Quebec City region. In fact, you will be just a stone's throw from Île d'Orléans, a veritable gold mine of vineyards, gourmet destinations and places to visit. How about immersing yourself in the world of a family from the 1800s? That's what Maison Drouin offers you, a house built around 1730 by the Canac dit Marquis family and which, until 1984, was still inhabited. You'll be surprised by all the experience of this almost 300 year old house!

A tour of Île d'Orléans would be unthinkable without discovering a few must-see destinations! Would you like to combine a good meal with a good wine? La Grange is a winery restaurant that offers an intriguing and relaxing experience. When was the last time you tasted cider? The Joe Giguère cider house and orchard is an impressive site with no less than 3000 apple trees! You can also fall under the spell of the Nougaterie! Come and rediscover the caramel candy with fleur de sel as well as the colorful marshmallows!

Winter sports lovers, Boischatel also offers you ten kilometers of trails for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. In fact, the Domaine du Boisé offers you several beautiful installations to move during the cold season.

Via the highway, you will also be very close to the old Quebec City! Have you ever seen the Château Frontenac in real life? It's even more impressive! Why not come and stroll on the Dufferin Terrace? You can admire the most photographed hotel in the world! If you really want to discover the European style at its best, go to the Petit-Champlain. An array of beautiful artisan boutiques await you! The enchanting decor of the Old Port of Quebec will not fail to amaze you either. While Saint-Paul Street is full of antique shops, its neighbors include restaurants, art galleries and cafés.