Extrait d'un article dans le N.Y. Times

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3) CHOCOLATE, BOOKS & BEER

With its colorful brick buildings and fashionable boutiques, bars and restaurants, the hilly Rue St.-Jean, beyond the old city, sheds its tourist tone and becomes the chic St.-Jean-Baptiste neighborhood. Stop at Choco-Musée Érico (634, rue St.-Jean; 418-524-2122; chocomusee.com) for a cocoa history primer and savor a buttery-smooth chocolate filled with pecans and salted caramel. Then peruse the classics and future classics among the secondhand books at the Librairie St.-Jean-Baptiste (565, rue St.-Jean; 581-999-0951; librairiesjb.com), a bookstore-cum-coffee-shop and beer bar. Finally, quench your thirst on the art-filled terrace at Bar Le Sacrilège (447, rue St.-Jean; 418-649-1985; lesacrilege.net), with 13 local beers and one cider on tap.

Voir l'article au complet ici : http://travel.nytimes.com/2011/10/16/travel/36-hours-in-quebec-city.html

Endroits à découvrir à Qc selon Reader's Digest ?

Le Sacrilège est #7 ! Voir l'article au complet :

http://selection.readersdigest.ca/voyage/canada/quebec-9-endroits-secrets-de-la-ville-decouvrir?id=7