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A Christmas Market In An Enchanting Garden Is Coming To Montreal's North Shore

Christmas markets are all the rage right now and rightfully so. While Montreal's three grand Christmas markets are certainly a must-try, there are loads of quaint and charming holiday markets nestled in the outskirts of the city waiting to be explored.

The Vieux-Saint-Eustache Christmas Market is set to return for its second edition this December in the enchanting gardens of the Globensky Manor.

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Quebec Could See 'Perfect' Christmas Weather — So At Least We Have That?

Quebecers might not be able to celebrate Christmas as they had planned, but at least it will be pretty. The Weather Network's Quebec forecast calls for a possibly "perfect" holiday thanks to an incoming weather system that's poised to bring some snowfall to the province.

In a Thursday report, the Network said Montreal has a 100% chance of a white Christmas.

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This Magical Quebec Park Makes You Feel Like You're In Whoville From 'The Grinch'

For all the Christmas fans out there, there's a magical Quebec park that's only 40 minutes from Quebec City and two and a half hours from Montreal. Woodooliparc, located in the Beauce region in the small town of Scott, offers you the "Frima experience," an illuminated walk in a setting that feels straight out of a holiday movie.

With the giant decorations under the snow, the little houses and the glittering ornaments in a pine-scented wooded park, you'll feel like you've been transported to the village of Whoville from The Grinch.

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A Storybook Christmas Village With 25,000 Lights Is Opening In Quebec

Drummondville — yes, Drummondville — is, perhaps, the unlikely heart of holiday cheer in Quebec. That's where you'll find the Village d'Antan, a living museum of 19th and 20th-century life, which transforms into a 25,000-light Christmas display every year.

Visitors are free to explore the festive streetscapes and enjoy some treats along the way from the old-timey general store and donut shop. A promo video shows street performers and roadside activities, too.

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