Linda Loving The Streets Old Quebec City was a very quaint town nestled inside a much larger city. Depending on where you went, you could find a lot of signs of the old town as well as much of the more modern city. We spent most of our day in the old part of the city...
Old Quebec City As we left the ship and began our walk to go into Quebec City, we first went through Old Quebec City. It is full of cobblestone streets, old brick buildings, numerous little shops and cafes and plenty of friendly people. As you may have seen in...
Chateau Frontenac This view of the chateau shows is stately, fortress like design. Originally built in , the chateau has gone through a number of struggles over time. It fell to disrepair and then was refurbished in the 1690’s. Then it burned down in the...
Quebec City This view of the city from the port is a little misleading. There is much more to see once you start to walk around. The big building that you see is a “hotel” for lack of a better description. It is the Château Frontenac and it is quite a...
Montmorency Falls Another of the sights to see on the way through the harbor into the port is Montmorency Falls. These falls are on the Montmorency River and is about 8 miles from downtown Quebec City. We looked into the bus schedule to see about going here and the...
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