Quebec Winter
Carnival
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Join us!
It’s that time of the year where we all dress in Green. To
make the most of this holiday, we are going to the biggest
Irish City in United States, Boston. So be ready to turn
leprechaun for a whole weekend while traveling back in
time on the streets of one of America’s first city and get
your green on in Boston with us, where we will celebrate
St. Patrick’s Day the Interstude way!
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Trip Schedule
09:00: Departure from Berri-Uqam station (corner of Berri/St-Catherine)
10:30: Breakfast Stop to Tim Hortons
12:30: Arrival Montmorency Falls
13:30: Pick-up at the Parking down the falls - departure to Quebec city
13:45: Drop off Parking Ferry 10
19:00 - 21:00: Carnival Parade
21:00: Final Pick-up at L’Amérique-Française Park in corner
Claire-Fontaine/Saint Amable Street
23:00: Drop off Berri-uqam
Meeting Point
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Drop Off
Destination
REMEMBER!
is a way of
travel,
not a destination.
12:30 - Drop-off
13:30 - Departure
Montmorency Falls
13:45 - Drop-off
21:00 - Departure
3h
278km
09:00 - Departure
23:00 - Drop-off
Berri-UQAM Metro Station
(corner Berri / Ste Catherine)
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SCHEDULE:
Meeting Point
Drop Off
13:50: Drop-off on the Parking Ferry, 10 Rue des Traversiers, Quebec
21:00: Final Pick-up at L’Amérique-Française Park in corner
Claire-Fontaine/Saint Amable Street
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Petit Champlain Street
Frontenac Castle
The Rue du Petit-Champlain is a
main street of Quebec city. You
can to admire during your walk
the impressive mural painted on
the side of the house located at
102 Rue du Petit-Champlain, it is
a trompe-l’œil. The particularity
of the street it is “the Breakneck
Stairs”, the oldest stairway of the
Quebec City’s built in 1635.
61 Petit Champlain street, Québec,
QC G1K 4H5-418 692-2613
The Château Frontenac is a grand
hotel in Quebec City. It was
designated a National Historic
Site of Canada in 1980. Situated
at an elevation of 54m. The hotel
is recognized as the most photographed hotel in the world, largely
for its prominence in the skyline of
Quebec City. 1 Rue des Carrières,
Québec, QC G1R 4P5
418 692-3861
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The Citadel
The Planes Abraham
Designated a World Heritage Site
in 1985. It is a National Historic
Site of Canada, located within the
Historic District of Old Québec.
The citadel, is the oldest military
building in Canada, is part of the
fortifications of Quebec City, one
of only two cities in North
America still surrounded by
fortifications, the other being
Campeche, Mexico. 09:00-18:00,
Citadelle and Museum Tour Adult:
$16 Student: $13 with ID. 1 Côte de
la Citadelle Québec City, Québec
G1R 3R2-418 694-2815
The Plains of Abraham is a historic
area within The Battlefields Park
in Quebec City. The land is the
site of the Battle of the Plains of
Abraham, which took place on 13
September 1759. The park is today
used by more 4 million visitors
and tourists annually for sports,
relaxation, outdoor concerts, and
festivals. 09:00-17:00. Plains of
Abraham Museum animated Guided Tour: $6.00- Plains of Abraham Museum, Battles (1759-1760)
$8.00, 835 Avenue Wilfrid-Laurier,
Québec, QC G1R 5H8
418 648-5371
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Capital Observatory- A 360°
view of Quebec City
The Parliament
Standing 221 m above sea level,
the Observatory offers visitors
unique views of Québec City and
the surrounding area, stretching
all the way from the Appalachian
Foothills to the Laurentians and
from Île d’Orléans to beyond the
bridges. Adults : $10,45 Students:
$8,40 with ID, 10:00-17:00, 1037
Rue de La Chevrotière, Québec,
QC G1R 5E9-418 644-9841
The Parliament Building is an
eight-floor building in Quebec
City and home to the Parliament
of Quebec. The building stands
at 52 metres. Located in Place de
l’Assemblée nationale, atop
Parliament Hill in the district of
Vieux-Québec–Cap-Blanc–colline
Parlementaire. 1045 Rue des
Parlementaires, Québec. Closed
on Saturday, QC G1A 1A3
418-643-7239
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The City Hall
The Old Port
Market Place
The City Hall of Quebec City is
located in the heart of Old Quebec
in Quebec City. It was designated
a National Historic Site of Canada
in 1984. The building is also located within the “Historic District
of Old Quebec”. Listed as a World
Heritage Site in 1985. The building
used a mixture of Classical, Medieval and Châteauesque elements.
It is not possible to visit the inside
of the building. 2 Rue des Jardins,
Québec, QC G1R 4S9
418 641-6010
If you are looking for local
Quebec grown foods or products,
this is a good place. The market
is very clean with a wide range
of foods. You can get luncheon
foods, maple products, local
wines, alcoholic ciders, and vegetables and fruits. 09:00-17:00, 160
Quai Saint-André, Québec, G1K
3Y2-418 692-2517
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Civilization of Museum
Most popular current exhibitions:
Le Temps des Québécois (60min)
10:30 up to 15:30, Clin d’œil autochtone (20min) 14:30 & 15:15,
Lignes de vie (30min) 13:00 &
14:00. Open from 10:00-17:00 $16
Adult $10 student with ID access
to all exhibitions, 85 Rue Dalhousie,
Québec, QC G1K 8R2-418 643-2158
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FOODIES TIPS
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Cochon Dingue
La Fudgerie
Chez Temporel
$$ / 4**** Rated on Yelp:
“On the beautiful main Petit Champlain Street. Very
spacious with a covered
patio and good food.”
07:00-21:00, 46 Boulevard
Champlain Québec, QC
G1K 4H5 - 418 692-2013
$ / 4**** Rated on Yelp:
“Cute shop and yummy
fudge! The garam masala
chocolate is to die for.
Absolutely delicious! Bring
your wallets ladies and
gentlemen!” 09:30-17:30,
16 Rue du Cul-de-Sac
Québec, QC G1K 8L4
418 692-3834
$$ / 4**** Rated on Yelp:
“Awesome, authentic
French breakfast in quite
neighborhood near Laval
University. Very relaxed
restaurant & nice place to
enjoy Quebec City away
from the hustle and bustle!
Must try!” 09:00-21:00,
25 Rue Couillard Québec,
QC G1R 3T3-418 694-1813
NIGHTLIFE
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L’Oncle Antoine
Le Pub
Saint-Alexandre
La Ninkasi du
Faubourg
$$ / 4**** Rated on Yelp:
“Nice place with good bar
food, excellent service and
fantastic atmosphere!”
11:00-15:00, 29 Rue StPierre Québec, QC G1K
3Z3-418 694-9176
$$ / 3.5***Rated on Yelp:
“Great pub! Excellent ambiance and wonderful service. The bartender did
a great job recommending local Canadian beers.”
11:00-15:00, 1087 Rue SaintJean Québec, QC G1R 1S3
418 694-0015
$ /4.5**** Rated on Yelp:
“Nice pub with a 2nd floor,
baby foot, billiard & beautiful heated terrace. Absolute beer haven!” Happy
hour: 15:00-20:00, cheap
price pint $4.75 & special
price for all drinks. Several
local drinks vodka quebecoise, maple whiskey, honey wine and more”. 11:0015:00, 811 Rue Saint-Jean
Québec, QC G1R 1R2
418 529-8538
MEETING POINTS
9:00
Departure from Berri
Uqam Metro Station to
Quebec City
21:00
Final Pick-up at L’AmériqueFrançaise Park in corner.
Claire-Fontaine/Saint
Amable Street.
FUNNY FACTS
Jacques Cartier, a French explorer landed here in 1535. It wasn’t
until 1608 when Samuel de Champlain arrived that a permanent
wooden fort and fur trading post were set up.
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Carnival Map
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Carnival Map
32. International Snow Sculpture
Competition – International
Category
33. International Snow Sculpture
Competition – National
Category
34. International Snow Sculpture
Competition – Future Sculptors
Category
35. Christie‘s Giant Bowling
36. Christie‘s Giant Foosball
37. Hydro-Québec Slides
38. Old Quebec Tours
39. Bonhomme‘s Ice Palace
40.Souvenir Pictures
with Bonhomme
41. New France Trading Post
42. First Aid
43. Children’s sleds on loan
44. Kicksleds for mobility impaired
persons on loan
45. Cariole Rides
46. Beaver Tails
47. Broomball Returns to the
Carnival
48. Bonhemme’s Comfort Station
49. Ice Skating With Bonhomme
50. Snowboard Jamboree
51. Carnival‘s Singles‘ Night
52. Super Shot
53. Winter Symphony
54. Changing Table
55. The Beatles, Abbey Road & Co.
56. Public Restroom
57. Climbing Tower
58. Quebec City International
Peewee Hockey Tournament
59. Dog Sledding
60. Zip-line
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Animals of the Majo Mini-Farm
Qualinet Snow Bath
BBQ
Souvenirs
Carnival’s Bistro presented by
the SAQ, with Singers
6. Bonhomme‘s Brunch
7. Bulles, Whisky & Cie
8. Canoes on the Plains of
Abraham
9. Sugar Shack
10. Info-Carnival Center
11. Closing Ceremony and
Bonhomme‘s Departure
12. Restaurant partner‘s Cocktail
13. Castle conquest
14. Sépaq Kid‘s Playground
15. Crowning of the Queen
16. CMQ Canoe Race
17. Pentathlon‘s Snowshoe
Challenge
18. Night Parade in Upper Town
19. Business Leader‘s Luncheon
20. Calgary Stampede Flapjack
Breakfast
21. Arrow Sash Weaving
Demonstration
22. St Hubert Derby
23. DJ Seven Ways Top 40/Electro
24. Snowtime! Traveling Fortress
25. Uniprix Ice Slide
26. Ferris Wheel
27. Snow Racer Grand Prix
with Marto Napoli
28. Club house Pavilion
29. Floor Hockey
30. 30. Introduction to Snowboarding – Expérience Maneige
31. Tourist Information
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Carnival Activities
What is the Effigy?
The Carnaval Effigy is your passport to enjoy 17 days of festivities at the main
festival site brimming with activities, sporting competitions, breathtaking entertainment and many other privileges. The Effigy is the primary source of financing for the Carnaval, the Effigy is a miniature pendant that you wear on your
outerwear. Wearing of the Effigy is obligatory to gain access to the festival sites,
for visitors 8 years of age and over.
Where to buy an Effigy
Buy an Effigy at the regular price of $15 (taxes included) from the following:
Couche-Tard, The SAQ (starting January 22 only), Uniprix, Bonhomme’s Shop,
People at the entrance of the Carnival sites, Selected hotels and merchants.
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Qualinet
Snow Bath
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Bonhomme
Ice Palace
Are you ready to brave the frost wearing only your
swimsuit? The Carnival has a challenge for the daring
and adventurous among you. Register today for the
snow bath to test your limits and frolic in the snow.
There will be three cold baths interspersed with warm
reprieves. Be quick: places are limited!
Between 14:00-14:45.
The Ice Palace standing opposite to Parliament Building, at place de l’Assemblée-Nationale, couldn’t go unnoticed! Immense and magnificent, it houses Bonhomme
himself. This year’s palace is themed after the arrow sash
and its history. Price : children aged 8 and over must
wear the Effigy. Enjoy the fast track during weekend and
discover by yourself or with a guide, the fascinating architecture of the Hotel de Glace. 15,87$+tx
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Hydro-Québec
Slides
Snow sliding isn’t just for kids! Toddlers, teenagers and
adults alike will also have oodles of fun. Your family can
enjoy 7 different slides, some steeper than others. Price :
children aged 8 and over must wear the Effigy.
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Uniprix
Ice slide
Whether you’re hanging around the Carnival with friends
or with family, the Uniprix Ice Slide is a must! Rent a sled
on site and ride down this slope made entirely of ice.
Price : children aged 8 and over must wear the Effigy.
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Hydro-Québec
Floor Hockey
Children and adults alike are welcome to play floor hockey on the Hydro-Québec rink! Sticks and helmets will be
provided to you on site—simply bring your energy! Effygie is required for 8 years and older. All equipment
is provided.
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Carnival Parade
Time to dig up your drums, trumpets, fur boots and arrow
sashes and join in this great northern celebration! Prepare to
be awed by impressive floats, marching bands, dance troupes
and, of course, Bonhomme Carnaval and his Duchesses!
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Join us!
This trip needs no introduction… Let’s fulfill your deepest
American Dream for 9 days straight: San Francisco, Malibu,
Venice Beach, Santa Monica, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, San
Diego, the Valley of fire, Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon.
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Be a legend
The team that collects the most points will be declared
INTERSTUDE LEGENDS and will win: A SPECIAL SURPRISE!
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Create your
team of
5 people.
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Complete
these
challenges.
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Post your pictures
on the event wall
#interstude
(before 17:00).
Challenges
Best Team name & picture
Be a bunch of crazy monkeys on the
bridge
Sexiest picture in front of the falls
Find your mascot and do those 3
challenges:
• Get a guard to kiss your mascot
• Do a postcard picture with it
• Do the funniest animated video to
Take a team picture with each one of
those items:
• Cutest kid ever
• An inuit native
• Cannon
Take a snow bath half naked
100 points
100 points
300 points
300 points
200 points
200 points
Find the best local product in Quebec City 300 points
800 points
8 Best promo video for the trip
Springbreak Madness and put this
video in the event page Facebook
Springbreak Madness #interstude
400 points
9 Show some love to Interstude
#interstude on the event wall
10 Kiss Bonhomme Carnaval
300 points
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Join us!
The Spring Break of your life, like you always imagined it, in
the hottest spring break destination in USA, Panama City
Beach. Google it you’ll see. On top of those 3 days in Panama
City Beach we are passing 4 full days in Miami Beach.
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Post Card
Top 5 of the best places to take amazing pictures in Quebec
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In the bus with your team // The
best pictures are always with your
best friends. Memorize this great
day with a crazy team picture in our
magic bus.
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In front of the Falls // Follow the path
that will bring you down the falls and
when you start going down the stair
you will see the perfect spot to take
a selfie with a GoPro to get an wide
angle.
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With the “Je Me Souviens” //
You probably saw this motto
everyone. Go take a picture with the
official explication in front of the
parliament.
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On the side of the Château
Frontenac // The best place to take
the Château Frontenac in picture
is on the boardwalk where are the
canons.
On the other side of the river //
Take the ferry to go to Levis, the city
suburb Quebec. From there you’ll
catch a beautiful view of Quebec and
if you are lucky enough you catch a
beautiful sunset.
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*It is your responsibility to be on time at the meeting points.
InterStude won’t be responsible for any of your delays, you will
have to pay for your transfer if you miss the bus.
Contact InterStude
Facebook.com/interstude
[email protected]
www.interstude.com
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