1. Tourists who plan to visit Quebec in winter have to consider their clothes precisely. Winters are quite cold and snowy, so the warm outfit and footwear is mandatory. Local residents have long been accustomed to severe frosts, so the weather doesn’t prevent them from having fun and celebrating many holidays.
2. Those who prefer to relax in more comfortable weather conditions are advised to go for a trip in autumn. During this period, the warm and dry weather reigns out there, so nothing would break plans, and tours would be comfortable.
3. Quebec is considered to be the quite safe and peaceful province, but travelers shouldn’t forget about basic measures of caution. In large cities pickpocketing is common, so you need to watch personal belongings closely and in no case leave them unattended.
4. Tourists are recommended to pay for purchases and services in national currency, despite the fact that many places accept payment in U.S. dollars. Currency exchange services are offered by numerous banks and private exchange offices; latter doesn’t feature the cheapest fee.
6. In winter, there are frequent heavy snowfalls in Quebec; those who plan to travel by car have to take this fact into account. Many roads are closed in winter, and some routes can be navigated only with snow chains.
7. In Quebec, as well as in other regions of the country, there are very strict laws regarding the sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products. You can buy them only in special stores; young people should have identity documents with them. The latest rule also applies to those who are planning to visit night restaurants, discos and clubs.
Quebec is the largest province in Canada. Charming Montreal and quiet rural towns, magnificent pine forests, lakes and waterfalls have made the province a popular tourist destination. … 
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8. On the territory of "French" Canada - in Quebec, signboards and signposts are written in French. French is the language of communication in the region and the official language in the country on a par with English. 9. Canadians – a very friendly and affable nation. They do not show aggression and will not tolerate aggressive actions from visitors. Locals respect laws and rules of conduct and expect the same from the guests of their country.
10. The national currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar. You can exchange American money for them in large banks. An offer to exchange money outside the bank should be refused; a black market of currencies in Canada does not exist.
11. Alcoholic beverages are not sold in regular supermarkets; they can be bought only in bars or special stores. … Open
