Saint-Roch, the neighborhood which used to be Quebec City’s principal comer street, is now a hip and happening downtown area filled with food, culture, technology, and fashion. The nightlife is popping with many bars and pubs that let you keep the night’s fun rolling after finishing a play or a concert. With the city’s biggest church and tons of places to visit, Saint-Roch is definitely a neighbourhood worth visiting. It is even worth staying in with plenty of hotels to choose from. During winter, Saith-Roch is illuminated by a beautiful 15 m Christmas tree.
By car/cab: Although you could just go to Saint-Roch by foot as it is very close to the city center, in case you can't, it will take you about 4 mins to reach via Rue Saint-Joseph Est as it is 550 m away.
By foot: From the city center, it will take about 4 mins to walk to Saint-Roch neighbourhood via Rue Saint-François Est and Rue Saint-Joseph Est as it is 300 m away.
By Bus: via Montreal $50 - $69
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
*(While it's a neighborhood, most places to visit like the Church, local shops and breweries close by 9 p.m. But there is a grocery store which is open for 24 hours and many bars and pubs which don't close until late at night.)
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