If you're a storyteller by nature and Instagram is one of your mediums of choice, then the fun and adventure of travelling are much enhanced by the opportunity to snap and share unique things, people and experiences. And we're with you. The combo of pics, text, videos and emojis helps push the boundaries of our curiosity and "doing it for the insta" guides our travel plans towards the most unique and stunning places. Right now, our sights and snaps are set on the province of Quebec for the lively streets of Montreal, the historic and epic vistas of Quebec city and the natural beauty of Mont-Tremblant. It is, after all, called the "belle province" (or beautiful province), so why not map out your stay according to these most beautiful and shareable landmarks and must-sees. Then see where your story takes you.

Montreal

Montreal is a photo story of colours and people. Capturing the spirit of this place is all about engaging in the activity and community, so here are some of our very favourite places to do it, starting in the heart of the Old Port of Montreal and building up to trendy Griffintown. Get yourself a centrally located hotel in the heart of downtown and make your way to these places on foot.

Sure you can ride the wheel but, much like the London Eye, it looks so great from afar, captured from the streets of the city's Old Port.

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Tommy Cafe

This Old Port spot has excellent coffee but has become more famous for it's highly photographed steps and the stunning, plant-filled architecture inside.

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Quartier des Spectacles

Montreal's entertainment district has ongoing programming, activations and installations that make this part of town a must-see. Check out the website to find out what's happening during your stay or be surprised and camera-ready as you stroll through.

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Atwater Market

This historic farmer's market in the St. Henri area of Montreal has been open since 1933 and still brings the millennial social set in droves. You won't be shy to pull out your selfie stick here.

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Mount Royal Park

The same person who designed New York's Central Park, Frederick Law Olmsted, designed Montreal's "mountain" park, which sprawls over 200 hectares and includes the highest point in the city for those 514 Instagram views.

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Quebec City

You can barely turn around without spying a great photo opp in Quebec City, which was one of the oldest European settlements in North America and is chock-full of high-drama views, statues, fountains and colonial architecture. Station yourself at the Hotel Royal William in the trendy New St-Rock district of downtown Quebec city, then move back and forth in time through its streets.

Old Quebec

Your first snaps should set the scene with the cobblestones of old Quebec, which was originally settled in the 1600s.

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Notre-dame-des-victoires Church

This church is almost 300 years old and one of the National Historic Sites of Canada. Feel free to make a little #TBT comparison to what it used to look like.

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Plains of Abraham

The site of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, which took place in 1759, is now a historic site, popular concert venue and urban park that draw some of the most discerning of instagrammers.

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Mont Tremblant

For the most picturesque end to your experience, travel to the year-round resort town of Mont Tremblant on the shores of Lake Tremblant. The Comfort Inn & Suites Mont Tremblant is walking distance from the centre of town and has both a year-round outdoor heated pool for capturing the views and an indoor pool and hot tub for aprés ski relaxation during the winter. This is where you indulge in adventure, relaxation and some series showing off on social.

Mont Tremblant Summit

The best place to start is at the top. This is what you came for.

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Ziptrek Tremblant

Big bragging rights for this one: adventure snaps as well as views! Take one of the 5 lines from the summit to the city and make sure to take the GoPro.

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100% Boeuf - Le P'Tit Stop

Thought we'd leave the quintessential Quebecois foodstagram off this list? You need to get to this tiny spot on the outskirts of Mont Tremblant for the most perfectly authentic poutine.

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Spa Scandinave Tremblant

A day of traditional Finnish hydrotherapy in the middle of the Laurentian Forest along the Diable River calls for some quick pics before you embrace the stillness and put your phone away.

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We'll leave you with a final technical tip: while you can often count on the kindness of strangers, don't count on their photography skills. There's far less shame in using a selfie stick than starring in a photo series called "Me in beautiful places with my head cut off". And don't even get us started on low angles. So, search the places you're travelling to on Instagram, save your favourite photos to a collection for inspiration and then get the gear you need: a selfie stick, a super lightweight folding tripod that fits into your backpack, a bluetooth-operated remote control. #bonvoyage!

This is paid content produced on behalf of Choice Hotels Canada.