My Favourite Street
Rue Saint-Joseph Est
Actor/playwright/director Robert Lepage tells us where to go in the 400-year-old Quebec capital.
All the world’s a stage for actor, playwright and director Robert Lepage – including the grain silos in the port of Quebec. For the city’s 400th anniversary this summer, Lepage is projecting The Image Mill, his 40-minute audiovisual homage to Quebec’s 400 years of history, against the silos for 40 nights.
Where to Stop
1 Le Café du Clocher penché, 203, rue Saint-Joseph E., 418-640-0597
2 Le Cercle sur St-Joseph, 228, rue Saint-Joseph E., 418-948-8648, lecerclesurst-joseph.com
3 Yuzu sushi-bar, 438, rue du Parvis, 418-521-7253, yuzu.ca
4 Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations, 5, place de la Rencontre «Ekionkiestha’»,Wendake, 418-847-2222, hotelpremieresnations.ca
PHOTOS: FRÉDÉRIC BOUCHARD
Do you like this article?
Related Articles
Web ExclusiveEdible Souvenirs
The wandering gourmand’s guide to Madrid’s fine olive oil and wine.
The ListenRoute's Top 25
Our monthly selection: 25 must-go places in Air Canada's four Canadian hub cities – Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary.
HotelsLuxury Getaways - July 2008
Our travel guru Mary Gostelow has the lowdown on the world's finest hotels.
Comments...or add another
There are no comments yet.
Post a comment
Share your thoughts about this article or the topic covered with the enRoute readers.