Old QuebecTToottyOld Quebec City is a must-go! The old town is rich in cultural and historical values. Most of the attractions are within walkable distance. A relaxing and tranquil place to visit.
Quartier Petit Champlain朝朝霞浮萍Little Champlain Street is my favorite place in the whole of Canada when I play. It was originally a colonial area of France, and many people still speak French. The official language here is also French. This is the most concentrated place for tourists in downtown Quebec. It's really beautiful.
Basse-VilleBBetTerDAYThe lower Quebec city has a little Parisian style, walking here as if walking on the microchamps Elysees, the locals who come and go speak French, still very exotic feeling.
La Citadelle de QuébecBBetTerDAYThe star fortress castle is a scenic spot found by chance when wandering around the old town of Quebec City. When you enter the fortress, you can see the name on the wall to know what the attraction is. The star is really not seen, just because you are in this city.
Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral小小花猫大笨熊Quebec ☔️ Old Town Day Tour ~ The main church of the Temple of the Virgin Mary, the appearance is under maintenance, you can visit from the side door, encounter a wedding, see a beautiful bride, there are few relatives and friends to participate, we are very gossiped guessing for a long time reason [laughing] It is the oldest parish church in North America, Also the first church in North America to be upgraded to a Pontifical Temple (1874) is currently listed as a World Heritage Site. The cathedral is a neoclassical facade decorated with rich artworks: panes, paintings and altar lamps (gifts from Louis XIV).
Montmorency FallsTToottyMontmorency Falls is an alternative to Niagara Falls. It is less crowded than Niagara and quieter. A nice place to stroll in the park.
Hôtel du Parlement du QuebecBBetTerDAYQuebec Capitol is an attraction that accidentally punched in while wandering around the old Quebec City. At a glance, it was obvious that the building was not simple, and there was a little bit of the style of the Ottawa Capitol.
Rue Sainte-AnneBBetTerDAYTressor Art Street is really great, there are many very creative shops here, many storefronts have very beautiful ice sculptures, walking here, there is a feeling of walking in the small town of Paris.
The Battlefields ParkBBetTerDAYQuebec City is the capital of Quebec, which has always made me feel incredible, because Montreal seems to have the weather of the capital, and it was qualified to compete in the Canadian capital, but after coming, I understood