Quebec Has A Beer Garden Pool Where You Can Drink With Your Feet In The Water

It's reopening its terrasse for the season!
La Cour arrière du Festibière Is A Pool Terrasse In Quebec City
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Quebec City's beer garden pool, La Cour arrière du Festibière, has announced it's reopening its terrasse for the season on May 28, and it might be the coolest spot to get a drink in the province — literally.

As Narcity Québec reports, the pub features chairs and tables in a shallow pool where patrons can sip a beer while dipping their feet in the water.

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Upon its reopening, La Cour arrière du Festibière will require proof of residence and enforce a two-person limit per table.

According to its website, the pub menu includes 40 beers on tap, 30 bottled options from local microbreweries, wine, sangria and hard liquor as well as non-alcoholic beer.

La Cour arrière du Festibière isn't taking reservations. Get all the details below.

La Cour arrière du Festibière

Address: 84, rue Dalhousie, Quebec City, QC

When: As of May 28, 2021

Why You Need To Go: Try dozens of beer options while wading in the pool and soaking up the sun.

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