👉Don't miss our 2 other videos on what to do in Quebec City! Here th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html. I'd love to know: which of these 10 spots interests you the most?
I've been to and love them all! However, taking a leisurely stroll along the narrow streets of Place Royal is always an adventure (so many cool little shops), very relaxing, and it's hard to beat. Can't wait to visit again and see how the renovations around Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville & City Hall are going.
@@laara1426 The French spoken in Quebec is based on the same grammatical, syntactic and spelling rules as the French spoken in France or elsewhere in the Francophonie. The lexicon and accent differ, due to the North American geographic and sociological context.
Of course my favorite memories of Quebec City is food - Lapin Saute for duck dishes and La Petite Cabane a Sucre for soft serve maple ice cream. I also loved all the artists selling their art work in a park. Thank you for your videos!
We visit the city once a year and have been for about 10 years now. We've been there in every season now and I recommend autumn, it feels like the city was made for the fall.
Wow, what a wonderful annual tradition. Do you tend to revisit your favourite spots or go to new ones? I imagine a mix of both? I appreciate the tip about visiting in the fall. Autumn weather is perfect for travelling, I think. I'm curious if you've been for the winter carnival and what you think. I've wanted to experience it ever since studying it in French class at school. :)
@@EileenAldis We've been to winter carnival and it's great, but dress warm. We always stay in the lower city but do a mix of our previous favourites and also try new things each year. We're familiar enough now that we tend to avoid the "touristy" stuff and check out smaller shops and restaurants. We're in Toronto so it's only an hour flight from Billy Bishop airport, very convenient.
@@Edward_242 That is very convenient indeed. If you have any suggestions of other spots you'd recommend we visit on a future trip, we'd love to hear. We certainly hope to be back aand explore more of the city.
One of the oldest cities in Canada-having celebrated its 400th anniversary in 2008-Quebec city has a distinct old-world character and charm. It is the only remaining walled city in North America north of Mexico and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985.
@@jacqueso7306I always try to investigate a little bit before staying or posting something. The oldest city in North America is in Mexico, way older than Quebec
Great video. Certainly brings back memories, i was fortunate to have studied in the old city for 2 years just before uni. It was a magical time. In summer, there are loads of festivals and activities, so its buzzing with people. In winter, the looks are simply majestic, with the old buildings under the fresh snow. Postcard perfect. If you haven't visited, summer or winter, its certainly worth the stop 😊
Thanks for sharing this! It must've been wonderful to study in the old city for two years. We've never been in winter and I've love to experience the postcard-looking buildings with snow. And the carnival as we learned about that in school as kids. I'm sure fall would be magical as well. We made 2 other videos on Quebec City if you'd like to see more by the way. Those videos are here in this playlist: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html :)
I would love to visit Quebec City! I was going to say on previous recent vlogs of Canada I absolutely love how you explain facts and your curiosity, it’s obvious you love historical parts of things and share what you learn and discover. I love your enthousiasme and kindness! I’m so glad you guys have started vlogging again! I always learn something new with you even if it’s just where to get the best potatoes in Istanbul hey Mark 🤭🤣🫶🏼sorry I couldn’t help! Sending love to both Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧
@@EileenAldis oh bless you! I hope as wondering if you were going to go back to Iceland 🇮🇸 😜just curious I’m having massive Iceland and Mexico withdrawals! Right now I’m going nowhere 🙄 I need to go back to France for health reasons meaning can’t do anything else! That is making me really cabin fever 😤😭Anyway 🤞🏼 😘😘
What beautiful scenery you must have seen! Hope you enjoy a vacation there when you go :) Meantime we made other videos in Quebec City and Gaspé (another amazing road trip!) if you'd like to see more: bit.ly/quebecplaylist
Excellent coverage, Eileen 🙌 Spoken so well! I've always heard it's a beautiful city! Perhaps one day. I'd love to see it all, but for now, I'll go with both Churches and the Art Museum. Lovely share, and you two, Enjoy!❤️!
Thanks for reminding me of how wonderful and charming Old Quebec City is! I loved your tour....It reminded me of a few places I have yet to visit..... Lots of terrific visuals in this piece which I really enjoyed.....!
Hey Mark! Thanks for this suggestion. That was on our radar as it looks beautiful but unfortunately we didn't get there on this trip. Consider it added to my ever-growing list for a next visit! Is it best to go by car? We made 2 other videos about Quebec City if you're interested by the way. They're here th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html :)
Hi Louis! Thank you! Happy to hear you enjoyed this video. We made two other videos about things to do in Quebec City if you'd like to see more - they're here: th-cam.com/video/2wAjcay8m04/w-d-xo.html Hope you enjoy :)
That's cool you saw your house in the video haha :) And that's great to hear you also love these places. We actually made two other videos about places to visit in Quebec City if you're interested to see more. They're here th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html. We'd love to come back to Quebec City for the carnival in wintertime. It looks beautiful!
Wonderful! Hope you'll have an amazing time in Quebec. We made two other videos about the city if you'd like to see more as you plan your trip. They're here: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html If you have time, I highly recommend visiting Gaspé as well 😊
Thank you for this video! So perfect for somebody like me who will be visiting old Quebec for the first time! My family and I will be visiting this beautiful place on the last week of May
That's so exciting you and your family are visiting Quebec City in May! Glad you enjoyed the video. We made two other videos in this same format with lots of other suggestions if you'd like to see more before your trip. They're in this Quebec playlist: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html Hope you have a wonderful time! :)
Merci! Je suis heureux que vous ayez apprécié. Nous avons réalisé deux autres vidéos similaires à Québec si vous voulez en voir plus. Nous avons également réalisé une série sur notre road trip dans l'incroyable région gaspésienne. Ils sont ici si vous souhaitez voir: bit.ly/quebecplaylist ❤️
nice video :) Other places worth visiting includes Le Musee de la Civilisation, the old Port with the agora, the rotating restaurant at top of Hotel Le Concord, Banjo Toys Store, the Montmorency waterfalls, Ile d'Orleans, the aquarium, the Mega Park at the Galleries de la Capitale shopping center, the Musee du Vieux Port, the Plains of Abraham, The Citadelle . Not far from Quebec City, you can go to the water slides at Village Vacances Valcartier, and the Bora Park during winter, and you can visit the huron village of Wendake, where you can visit the Hotel-Musee and a longhouse, one of the most unique church with the addition of native crafted arts, and a few km further, there is another reconstitution of an old natives village with guided tours and traditional dancing and singing .
Happy you enjoyed the video and really appreciate your recommendations - thank you! We actually made two other videos about Quebec City and visited some of the places you mentioned in them. They're here: th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html if you'd like to check them out. I'm going to keep your suggestions in mind for a future trip to Quebec City as we'd love to return and would also love to experience it during the wintertime. :)
@@EileenAldis Thank you for answering my comment . I'm happy you enjoyed our city and want to come back a 4th time :) I also suggest coming during the Festival d'ETE ( Quebec's Summer Music festival ) if you didn't yet . I didn't saw the other two videos, I'm going to watch them right away :) Thank you, and have a nice day :)
@@koa022 Thanks for the suggestion of the summer music festival! That sounds really fun. I would love the chance to see the city during different seasons as it takes on a different mood. I'm sure it must be amazing. Hope you enjoyed our other 2 videos! :)
Thank you. I live in Québec City and that was a good tour. I don't go down to old town unless I have out-of-town visitors, but these are the things that I show them.
Thanks, Heather! We really appreciate that, especially coming from a local. :) I imagine it must be really nice to be able share the beautiful old town with your visitors. We actually made two other videos about Quebec City if you'd like to check them out. They're here th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html. We hope to return and also have the chance to visit during the winter.
Quebec -- what a great city! Regarding the Museum of Bad Art, the collection in Boston has now found a home at the Dorchester Brewing Company, where the art is bad, but the beer is good!
That's great new about the bad art collection! I didn't realize that so thanks for sharing. And love how you put it: where the art is bad, but the beer is good! :)
You should go to the Monastère des Augustines next time you're in Québec 😊 It's the perfect mix of history and relaxation. Plus, it's right in the center of old Québec!
Hello! Thank you for the recommendation! We actually visited Monastère des Augustines and included it in this other video about Quebec City: th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html. We made 3 videos in total and the third is here if you'd like to check it out: th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html We loved learning about the history of the hospital and imagining it being surrounded by forest. Quite different from now. Glad it's still a place of healing and peace for visitors :)
@@mylenalarochelle8877 I hope you'll enjoy them! It's really fun to travel more around our own beautiful country of Canada. 🇨🇦 This morning we actually posted a video about travelling on the Rocky Mountaineer train which is something people abroad often tell us is a bucket list item. 🚂🏔🌲 Our whole train carriage was full of people from other countries which was pretty cool! It's here if you're interested: th-cam.com/video/ye9opCQVZVQ/w-d-xo.html. Have a lovely day! ☺
@@mylenalarochelle8877 I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you! ❤ I hope you enjoy the Rocky Mountaineer video. We're actually going to be posting the second one (Day 2 of the journey) tomorrow morning as well 😄
I’ve missed you…TH-cam hasn’t been putting your videos in my feed….I see I have about four or five or 11 videos to watch that you’ve made this last month…Nice to see your smiling face again
Hi Sam! Thanks so much for your lovely message! It's good to be back :) TH-cam has not been letting people know about our new videos so I'm thankful you've seen anyway. Hope you enjoy this Quebec series!
Fantastic! That's great you're planning a trip. We made two other videos about what to do in Quebec City with lots more suggestions. They're here if you'd like to see more as you plan: bit.ly/quebecplaylist Have a wonderful time 😊
Thank you! We've made other videos on Quebec City and Quebec - they're here if you'd like to check them out: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html :)
Thank you! I'm so glad to hear that 🥰 We made two other similar videos about your beautiful city if you'd like to see them. They're here (along with our amazing road trip around the incredible Gaspé region!): bit.ly/quebecplaylist Hope you enjoy ❤️
A great profile of one of my favorite small cities in the world! There are some knockout restaurants there as well, which is my favorite thing to do. 😜
@@EileenAldis When Frank is arrested in France, which was actually shot in Quebec City as it looks like an European city 🙂 th-cam.com/video/_lVJbfLLemc/w-d-xo.html
Fun places you didn't mention? There's the Montmorency Falls, the Aquarium and the entirety of the St-Charles River Park: nearly 30 km of walking trails that snake down all the way from St-Charles Lake down to the St-Lawrence, with tons of different environement, it's full of wonderful places to explore and pretty much all of it can be accessed through buses.
Thank you for sharing these recommendations! I have friends who visited the falls and really enjoyed it. There's so much more to explore. I'd love to visit again, especially in fall or winter for the carnival. We made two other videos about Quebec City if you're interested by the way - they're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
I would love to go then! Is the city very decorated or no? We've made 2 other videos about Quebec City if you'd like to see by the way - they're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
@@EileenAldis Yes it is! They even had the remnants of the German Christmas market they have every year that I thought we wouldn't get to see because we went after the official closing date. I also recommend visiting La Boutique de Noel if you love Christmas decorations because it's like walking into Santa's workshop :P And I recommend eating at La Buche because it's super French Canadian (we're Canadian but from Ontario) but make sure to make a reservation because it gets crazy packed. I had the best maple syrup poutine!
@@ania5038 Maple syrup poutine sounds amazzzzzing 🤤 Thanks for putting that place on my radar! We'd love to go back in the winter as it'd be such a different vibe to summer. I LOVE Christmas (we both do) and we have a whole playlist about it here if you're interested and also love it: bit.ly/christmasmarketplaylist We got to meet Santa Claus at his official office in Rovaniemi, Finland!
From Québec to Gaspé it's a 700 Km ride that you could make in around 7 hours if you don't stop. But it is so beautiful on the way that you won't resist stopping a few times to take pictures. from
It's a fantastic place for a road trip and I think tying the Gaspé region road trip in with a visit to Quebec City is amazing for those who can take a bit of extra time ❤️
Hey Veronica! haha I definitely know what you mean. It has a European feel without leaving North America :) Did you have any favourite things you did? We made a couple of other videos about Quebec City if you're interested. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist
Hi! Glad you enjoyed it :) Are you planning a trip to Quebec City? We made two other videos in the same format with way more ideas of things to do (including some of my personal favourites). They're in this playlist: bit.ly/quebecplaylist We also made videos about a road trip around the Gaspé region which I highly recommend as well...such a gorgeous part of Canada ❤️
@@EileenAldis Thank you! Yes, planning to visit the area this year . Your video was so beautiful and helpful! I will be checking the other two right now :). Thanks again!
@@GraceRose-us6jb Thank you! And that's fantastic you're planning a visit this year. I'd love to hear which places in the videos stand out most as spots you'd like to go. :) Have an amazing trip!
@@GraceRose-us6jb By the way, if you're on Instagram I posted a bunch of stories about Quebec City (and Gaspé) that are saved in different highlights here: instagram.com/stories/highlights/17931992741300686/ Hope it's helpful...to me, planning is half the fun!
Hey Valerie! That'd be wonderful to visit and discover more of your roots. We made other videos in Quebec if you're interested to see more - they're here: th-cam.com/play/PLoYWok320A9YEOJG2bb0g5MEK3H0i2VvI.html. Hope you have an amazing time! :)
Je demeure à Québec. J'ai vu, dans cette vidéo, des endroits que je n'ai jamais visités. Je me promets bien d'y aller! This is a very nice video! Oh... by the way, Gaspé isn't close to Québec City! It takes about 8 hours by car and the trip is likely to kill you because you'll fall asleep at the wheel!
Merci Robert! I'm happy you enjoyed this video and saw some new places to try :) I guess distance is all relative haha. Gaspésie doesn't feel far to us (the region) and is so worth the trip! ❤️ I'm curious if you've seen our other Quebec City videos with more spots? If you're interested they're here: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html Have a great weekend!
Thank you! We made two other videos about amazing things to do in Quebec City if you'd like to see more. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist Gorgeous city. :)
That church in Quebec is Not the oldest in North America. There are older churches in Mexico, which is in North America. Central America is further down south.
Hi Eileen ! Nice vid - so pretty! Question - we've changed our mind, thinking about visiting Nova Scotia (instead of Portugal) - any suggestions?? Urghh 😊 I hate last min changes, but sometimes it for the best. Also how have you both been?? Hope great & having fun🎉🌸 Renee (your fav FA)✈🌸✈
Hey Renee! We're doing great, thanks! Nova Scotia is beautiful too! I haven't been there for a long time but there was a place called Two If By Sea in Halifax that made good croissants. Let me know your favourite spots for the next time I get out there...! 😊
@@EileenAldis I will give you the full scoop when we return - thxs for responding! I checked out your vid on Singapore Gardens 🌸 - beautiful & enjoy the journey.*
Hello! Check the description box below the video where we always add more information and we also made lots more videos about Quebec if you'd like more ideas and tips. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
Not sure that Church built in 1688 is the oldest Church building in North America. Not far from me is the Hingham, Massachusetts (completed in 1681). Some of the Spanish missions are older than that. Perhaps the Quebec church is the oldest church in Canada or the oldest Catholic Church? I'll certainly have to stop off and see it though!
¡Hola! ¡Ahora hemos agregado subtítulos en español al video y esperamos que lo disfrutes! Generalmente todos nuestros videos tienen subtítulos en español, así que gracias por informarnos que faltaban. :)
@@EileenAldis Hi Yes I have been but not for a while. I like that restaurant the best out of all the places up there and I love the architecture of the building. It is also the oldest building in the city or so I've heard. To me it's the most Beautiful looking place up there and is a romantic and picturesque place to take a date which I hope to do again someday in the not too distant future.
👉Don't miss our 2 other videos on what to do in Quebec City! Here th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html. I'd love to know: which of these 10 spots interests you the most?
I've been to and love them all! However, taking a leisurely stroll along the narrow streets of Place Royal is always an adventure (so many cool little shops), very relaxing, and it's hard to beat. Can't wait to visit again and see how the renovations around Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville & City Hall are going.
How about all 10!!!
Oooo Girl, it is so hard to choose… I want to see all, o yes definitely all of it!!! Canada is spectacular!! Xoxo 😘
Would love to visit Chateau Frontenac, So belle epoque like many Parisian buildings, one of the best periods for art over a vast field.
@@toobydude41 I second the motion.
So good to hear an English speaker who can actually pronounce French place names.
Canadian French /Quebecois differs from Parisian French.
There are noticeable differences in the grammar rules and pronunciation .
@@laara1426yes that is true. But there is also a lot of similarities too. Especially in the more standardized form of French.
@@laara1426 The French spoken in Quebec is based on the same grammatical, syntactic and spelling rules as the French spoken in France or elsewhere in the Francophonie. The lexicon and accent differ, due to the North American geographic and sociological context.
So fucking what @@laara1426
Of course my favorite memories of Quebec City is food - Lapin Saute for duck dishes and La Petite Cabane a Sucre for soft serve maple ice cream. I also loved all the artists selling their art work in a park. Thank you for your videos!
I'm glad you enjoyed our videos! Your comment about food is making me hungry haha 😆 Soft serve maple ice cream would go down a treat right now...
We visit the city once a year and have been for about 10 years now. We've been there in every season now and I recommend autumn, it feels like the city was made for the fall.
Wow, what a wonderful annual tradition. Do you tend to revisit your favourite spots or go to new ones? I imagine a mix of both? I appreciate the tip about visiting in the fall. Autumn weather is perfect for travelling, I think. I'm curious if you've been for the winter carnival and what you think. I've wanted to experience it ever since studying it in French class at school. :)
@@EileenAldis We've been to winter carnival and it's great, but dress warm. We always stay in the lower city but do a mix of our previous favourites and also try new things each year. We're familiar enough now that we tend to avoid the "touristy" stuff and check out smaller shops and restaurants. We're in Toronto so it's only an hour flight from Billy Bishop airport, very convenient.
@@Edward_242 That is very convenient indeed. If you have any suggestions of other spots you'd recommend we visit on a future trip, we'd love to hear. We certainly hope to be back aand explore more of the city.
I’m in love in Quebec I’ve been there number of times . Great video.
Thank you! Absolutely agree. It’s a fabulous city!
One of the oldest cities in Canada-having celebrated its 400th anniversary in 2008-Quebec city has a distinct old-world character and charm. It is the only remaining walled city in North America north of Mexico and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985.
Québec is the oldest city in North America and certainly the oldest in Canada
@@jacqueso7306I always try to investigate a little bit before staying or posting something. The oldest city in North America is in Mexico, way older than Quebec
One of our favorite places in the world, and the Québécois are always friendly and gracious
That's wonderful! I'd love to know what your favourite places/parts of Quebec City are :)
Great video. Certainly brings back memories, i was fortunate to have studied in the old city for 2 years just before uni.
It was a magical time. In summer, there are loads of festivals and activities, so its buzzing with people. In winter, the looks are simply majestic, with the old buildings under the fresh snow. Postcard perfect.
If you haven't visited, summer or winter, its certainly worth the stop 😊
Thanks for sharing this! It must've been wonderful to study in the old city for two years. We've never been in winter and I've love to experience the postcard-looking buildings with snow. And the carnival as we learned about that in school as kids. I'm sure fall would be magical as well. We made 2 other videos on Quebec City if you'd like to see more by the way. Those videos are here in this playlist: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html :)
I would love to visit Quebec City! I was going to say on previous recent vlogs of Canada I absolutely love how you explain facts and your curiosity, it’s obvious you love historical parts of things and share what you learn and discover.
I love your enthousiasme and kindness!
I’m so glad you guys have started vlogging again! I always learn something new with you even if it’s just where to get the best potatoes in Istanbul hey Mark 🤭🤣🫶🏼sorry I couldn’t help!
Sending love to both
Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧
Thank you for your lovely comment, Sabrina! It means a lot. Sending love back 💕
@@EileenAldis oh bless you! I hope as wondering if you were going to go back to Iceland 🇮🇸 😜just curious I’m having massive Iceland and Mexico withdrawals! Right now I’m going nowhere 🙄 I need to go back to France for health reasons meaning can’t do anything else! That is making me really cabin fever 😤😭Anyway 🤞🏼 😘😘
Did long haul trucking from nova Scotia to Quebec. What a beautiful province. Someday I hope to vacation there.
What beautiful scenery you must have seen! Hope you enjoy a vacation there when you go :) Meantime we made other videos in Quebec City and Gaspé (another amazing road trip!) if you'd like to see more: bit.ly/quebecplaylist
Excellent coverage, Eileen 🙌 Spoken so well! I've always heard it's a beautiful city! Perhaps one day. I'd love to see it all, but for now, I'll go with both Churches and the Art Museum. Lovely share, and you two, Enjoy!❤️!
Just seeing I missed replying to your comment here before! Quebec City is truly beautiful and great place to visit! 😘
Thanks for reminding me of how wonderful and charming Old Quebec City is!
I loved your tour....It reminded me of a few places I have yet to visit.....
Lots of terrific visuals in this piece which I really enjoyed.....!
Thanks so much! Quebec City is SUPER charming and I just love all the history. Now we need to go back in wintertime and make videos then!
Montmorency Falls is beautiful and worth a trip as well.
Hey Mark! Thanks for this suggestion. That was on our radar as it looks beautiful but unfortunately we didn't get there on this trip. Consider it added to my ever-growing list for a next visit! Is it best to go by car? We made 2 other videos about Quebec City if you're interested by the way. They're here th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html :)
I was born and grew up in Somerville MA where Bad art started. Love yourQuebec
Thanks for sharing that! It's such a fun concept. Glad we got to see the exhibition.
Very appealing coverage , thank you!
Hi Louis! Thank you! Happy to hear you enjoyed this video. We made two other videos about things to do in Quebec City if you'd like to see more - they're here: th-cam.com/video/2wAjcay8m04/w-d-xo.html Hope you enjoy :)
haha, you showed my house in this video :D. I live in quebec and I've actually been to all these places and I can confirm that they are amazing :)
That's cool you saw your house in the video haha :) And that's great to hear you also love these places. We actually made two other videos about places to visit in Quebec City if you're interested to see more. They're here th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html. We'd love to come back to Quebec City for the carnival in wintertime. It looks beautiful!
@@EileenAldis 🙂 thank you
Hope you enjoy 😊@@rodparsi3109
Waiting for my visa. Looking forward to visiting this beautiful city.
Wonderful! Hope you'll have an amazing time in Quebec. We made two other videos about the city if you'd like to see more as you plan your trip. They're here: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html If you have time, I highly recommend visiting Gaspé as well 😊
Thank you for this video! So perfect for somebody like me who will be visiting old Quebec for the first time! My family and I will be visiting this beautiful place on the last week of May
That's so exciting you and your family are visiting Quebec City in May! Glad you enjoyed the video. We made two other videos in this same format with lots of other suggestions if you'd like to see more before your trip. They're in this Quebec playlist: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html Hope you have a wonderful time! :)
@@EileenAldis thank you! I will watch this now too.. ☺️
Excellente présentation de la ville de Québec...merci beaucoup 🫶🏻
Merci! Je suis heureux que vous ayez apprécié. Nous avons réalisé deux autres vidéos similaires à Québec si vous voulez en voir plus. Nous avons également réalisé une série sur notre road trip dans l'incroyable région gaspésienne. Ils sont ici si vous souhaitez voir: bit.ly/quebecplaylist ❤️
nice video :) Other places worth visiting includes Le Musee de la Civilisation, the old Port with the agora, the rotating restaurant at top of Hotel Le Concord, Banjo Toys Store, the Montmorency waterfalls, Ile d'Orleans, the aquarium, the Mega Park at the Galleries de la Capitale shopping center, the Musee du Vieux Port, the Plains of Abraham, The Citadelle . Not far from Quebec City, you can go to the water slides at Village Vacances Valcartier, and the Bora Park during winter, and you can visit the huron village of Wendake, where you can visit the Hotel-Musee and a longhouse, one of the most unique church with the addition of native crafted arts, and a few km further, there is another reconstitution of an old natives village with guided tours and traditional dancing and singing .
Happy you enjoyed the video and really appreciate your recommendations - thank you! We actually made two other videos about Quebec City and visited some of the places you mentioned in them. They're here: th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html if you'd like to check them out. I'm going to keep your suggestions in mind for a future trip to Quebec City as we'd love to return and would also love to experience it during the wintertime. :)
@@EileenAldis Thank you for answering my comment . I'm happy you enjoyed our city and want to come back a 4th time :) I also suggest coming during the Festival d'ETE ( Quebec's Summer Music festival ) if you didn't yet . I didn't saw the other two videos, I'm going to watch them right away :) Thank you, and have a nice day :)
@@koa022 Thanks for the suggestion of the summer music festival! That sounds really fun. I would love the chance to see the city during different seasons as it takes on a different mood. I'm sure it must be amazing. Hope you enjoyed our other 2 videos! :)
It looks like you & Marc had a really fun time seeing many sights around in Québec City for this video.
We definitely did!
I'm still buzzing over your last trip and now Quebec City has charmed me to pieces! Absolutely incredible Eileen
I go there about every 3-5 years for both the family geneology and just for it's beauty, walking on the cobblestones
Just seeing I missed replying to this comment, Scott! Quebec City is beautiful 🫶🏻
@@shoknifeman2mikado135 that sounds wonderful. I bet you have lots of favourite spots now going so often.
@EileenAldis my gosh you're so awesome going back and replying to this!
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I'd like to see Art so Bad It's Good . What a hilarioius cncept. Whole vidoe makes me want to get back to Quebec City. It is truly special.
The bad art museum is a brilliant idea. Loved it. Quebec City is a gem.
Thank you. I live in Québec City and that was a good tour. I don't go down to old town unless I have out-of-town visitors, but these are the things that I show them.
Thanks, Heather! We really appreciate that, especially coming from a local. :) I imagine it must be really nice to be able share the beautiful old town with your visitors. We actually made two other videos about Quebec City if you'd like to check them out. They're here th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html and here th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html. We hope to return and also have the chance to visit during the winter.
@@EileenAldis You've got to see Petit Champlain in December - Christmas Capital of the World. Just google 'petit champlain noel' and check the images.
@@HeatherSpoonheim Thanks for this tip, Heather!
Great video on the beautiful city of Quebec Thanks :)
Thank you! I'm happy you enjoyed it :) We made 2 other similar videos about Quebec City if you'd like to see. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist
Ah oui , la capital de ma province❤
Très content que vous ayiez aimé votre séjour là-bas
Merci! Nous avons adoré visiter. Nous avons également fait plus de vidéos bit.ly/quebecplaylist ❤️
Quebec -- what a great city!
Regarding the Museum of Bad Art, the collection in Boston has now found a home at the Dorchester Brewing Company, where the art is bad, but the beer is good!
That's great new about the bad art collection! I didn't realize that so thanks for sharing. And love how you put it: where the art is bad, but the beer is good! :)
You should go to the Monastère des Augustines next time you're in Québec 😊 It's the perfect mix of history and relaxation. Plus, it's right in the center of old Québec!
Hello! Thank you for the recommendation! We actually visited Monastère des Augustines and included it in this other video about Quebec City: th-cam.com/video/Ak-H05bun1o/w-d-xo.html. We made 3 videos in total and the third is here if you'd like to check it out: th-cam.com/video/uHlITzxq8Yg/w-d-xo.html We loved learning about the history of the hospital and imagining it being surrounded by forest. Quite different from now. Glad it's still a place of healing and peace for visitors :)
@@EileenAldis That's great! Thank you! 😊🥰
@@mylenalarochelle8877 I hope you'll enjoy them! It's really fun to travel more around our own beautiful country of Canada. 🇨🇦 This morning we actually posted a video about travelling on the Rocky Mountaineer train which is something people abroad often tell us is a bucket list item. 🚂🏔🌲 Our whole train carriage was full of people from other countries which was pretty cool! It's here if you're interested: th-cam.com/video/ye9opCQVZVQ/w-d-xo.html. Have a lovely day! ☺
@@EileenAldis Oh that's awesome! I'm going to watch it right away 🥰 I love your videos!
@@mylenalarochelle8877 I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you! ❤ I hope you enjoy the Rocky Mountaineer video. We're actually going to be posting the second one (Day 2 of the journey) tomorrow morning as well 😄
All of them are my interest me the most and your smile is amazing!
Thank you for the compliment!
@@EileenAldis How amazing you are replied, I really appreciate it.
I’ve missed you…TH-cam hasn’t been putting your videos in my feed….I see I have about four or five or 11 videos to watch that you’ve made this last month…Nice to see your smiling face again
Hi Sam! Thanks so much for your lovely message! It's good to be back :) TH-cam has not been letting people know about our new videos so I'm thankful you've seen anyway. Hope you enjoy this Quebec series!
Nice Video on Quebec City, headed there this fall, will follow your suggestions
Fantastic! That's great you're planning a trip. We made two other videos about what to do in Quebec City with lots more suggestions. They're here if you'd like to see more as you plan: bit.ly/quebecplaylist Have a wonderful time 😊
Very good explanation of Quebec City. Just what a tourist needs to know. Do more videos, please.
Thank you! We've made other videos on Quebec City and Quebec - they're here if you'd like to check them out: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html :)
Thanks Eileen, you're lovable ! You speak well french xxx I'm from Quebec city and you made me pround xxx
Thank you! I'm so glad to hear that 🥰 We made two other similar videos about your beautiful city if you'd like to see them. They're here (along with our amazing road trip around the incredible Gaspé region!): bit.ly/quebecplaylist Hope you enjoy ❤️
J'adore cette ville.❤
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Hi dr...wow am amazed...beautiful Canada..my dream country
I'm glad you enjoyed our video! If you've like to see more videos about Quebec take a look here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
Thank you...soon coming overthere
From Mauritius 🇲🇺
Great video thanks Eileen
Thanks, Tyler! Glad you enjoyed it :)
So beautiful
Very! Have you been to Quebec City?
A great profile of one of my favorite small cities in the world! There are some knockout restaurants there as well, which is my favorite thing to do. 😜
Thanks, Michael! Great restaurants are always rewarding to find! Let us know any particular favourites for next time :)
Thanks for the tour we just subscribed
Hello and thank you! Welcome to our channel! So glad you enjoyed this video about beautiful Quebec City ❤️
Always worth it to mention the church was featured in the movie "Catch me if you can" 🙂
Really? I didn’t know that! We love that movie. Which part is it in?
@@EileenAldis When Frank is arrested in France, which was actually shot in Quebec City as it looks like an European city 🙂
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Fun places you didn't mention? There's the Montmorency Falls, the Aquarium and the entirety of the St-Charles River Park: nearly 30 km of walking trails that snake down all the way from St-Charles Lake down to the St-Lawrence, with tons of different environement, it's full of wonderful places to explore and pretty much all of it can be accessed through buses.
Thank you for sharing these recommendations! I have friends who visited the falls and really enjoyed it. There's so much more to explore. I'd love to visit again, especially in fall or winter for the carnival. We made two other videos about Quebec City if you're interested by the way - they're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
We went around Christmas and it was beautiful :)
I would love to go then! Is the city very decorated or no? We've made 2 other videos about Quebec City if you'd like to see by the way - they're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
@@EileenAldis Yes it is! They even had the remnants of the German Christmas market they have every year that I thought we wouldn't get to see because we went after the official closing date. I also recommend visiting La Boutique de Noel if you love Christmas decorations because it's like walking into Santa's workshop :P And I recommend eating at La Buche because it's super French Canadian (we're Canadian but from Ontario) but make sure to make a reservation because it gets crazy packed. I had the best maple syrup poutine!
@@ania5038 Maple syrup poutine sounds amazzzzzing 🤤 Thanks for putting that place on my radar! We'd love to go back in the winter as it'd be such a different vibe to summer. I LOVE Christmas (we both do) and we have a whole playlist about it here if you're interested and also love it: bit.ly/christmasmarketplaylist We got to meet Santa Claus at his official office in Rovaniemi, Finland!
@@EileenAldis I didn't think it would be so good because it sounds kind of weird but the sweet and savoury combination was amazing
@@ania5038 I love sweet and savoury! My favourite crêpe place in Toronto has one with scrambled egg, cheese, and maple syrup and it's my FAVE.
From Québec to Gaspé it's a 700 Km ride that you could make in around 7 hours if you don't stop. But it is so beautiful on the way that you won't resist stopping a few times to take pictures.
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It's a fantastic place for a road trip and I think tying the Gaspé region road trip in with a visit to Quebec City is amazing for those who can take a bit of extra time ❤️
I love your smile.
Thank you :)
I went there for the first time this summer loved it I felt like i was in Europe lol
Hey Veronica! haha I definitely know what you mean. It has a European feel without leaving North America :) Did you have any favourite things you did? We made a couple of other videos about Quebec City if you're interested. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist
Thank you!
Hi! Glad you enjoyed it :) Are you planning a trip to Quebec City? We made two other videos in the same format with way more ideas of things to do (including some of my personal favourites). They're in this playlist: bit.ly/quebecplaylist We also made videos about a road trip around the Gaspé region which I highly recommend as well...such a gorgeous part of Canada ❤️
@@EileenAldis Thank you! Yes, planning to visit the area this year . Your video was so beautiful and helpful! I will be checking the other two right now :). Thanks again!
@@GraceRose-us6jb Thank you! And that's fantastic you're planning a visit this year. I'd love to hear which places in the videos stand out most as spots you'd like to go. :) Have an amazing trip!
@@GraceRose-us6jb By the way, if you're on Instagram I posted a bunch of stories about Quebec City (and Gaspé) that are saved in different highlights here: instagram.com/stories/highlights/17931992741300686/ Hope it's helpful...to me, planning is half the fun!
I need to visit Quebec and Montreal. My ancestors on both sides came from there.
Hey Valerie! That'd be wonderful to visit and discover more of your roots. We made other videos in Quebec if you're interested to see more - they're here: th-cam.com/play/PLoYWok320A9YEOJG2bb0g5MEK3H0i2VvI.html. Hope you have an amazing time! :)
Je demeure à Québec. J'ai vu, dans cette vidéo, des endroits que je n'ai jamais visités. Je me promets bien d'y aller! This is a very nice video! Oh... by the way, Gaspé isn't close to Québec City! It takes about 8 hours by car and the trip is likely to kill you because you'll fall asleep at the wheel!
Merci Robert! I'm happy you enjoyed this video and saw some new places to try :) I guess distance is all relative haha. Gaspésie doesn't feel far to us (the region) and is so worth the trip! ❤️ I'm curious if you've seen our other Quebec City videos with more spots? If you're interested they're here: th-cam.com/video/DAbhApHSsM4/w-d-xo.html Have a great weekend!
So nice place 😍😍☺️
Yes! We love it ❤️
@@EileenAldis U welcome ❤️❤️❤️🤝🤝🙏😘
Hello Eileen, have a nice week.
Thank you! You too :)
Super informative! Planning to visit in October! Is there any cool festivals then?
Sorry I missed your comment before! Did you visit in October? How was it?
Nice video
Thank you! We made two other videos about amazing things to do in Quebec City if you'd like to see more. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist Gorgeous city. :)
That church in Quebec is Not the oldest in North America. There are older churches in Mexico, which is in North America. Central America is further down south.
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Hi! Don't forget that Mexico is part of North America and there are plenty of older churches than the ones in Québec over there. Nice video. 🙂
Hi! Yes, of course! We love Mexico ❤️ Many churches make different claims using slightly different criteria ;) We miss Mexico!
I was going to say the same thing. Mexico has older Cathedrals and churches in North America.
No one can deny the oldest church in North America is in Puerto Rico! 1540!!!
Great video! Sad to say that some of the "bad art" pieces are objectively better than a lot of "real art" in conventional museums.
Thank you! Always interesting to see what's considered bad and good :)
Hi Eileen ! Nice vid - so pretty! Question - we've changed our mind, thinking about visiting Nova Scotia (instead of Portugal) - any suggestions?? Urghh 😊 I hate last min changes, but sometimes it for the best. Also how have you both been?? Hope great & having fun🎉🌸 Renee (your fav FA)✈🌸✈
Hey Renee! We're doing great, thanks! Nova Scotia is beautiful too! I haven't been there for a long time but there was a place called Two If By Sea in Halifax that made good croissants. Let me know your favourite spots for the next time I get out there...! 😊
@@EileenAldis I will give you the full scoop when we return - thxs for responding! I checked out your vid on Singapore Gardens 🌸 - beautiful & enjoy the journey.*
@@reneecollin8825 Please do! Oh my goodness, those gardens in Singapore are absolutely incredible. I could've spent days there!
When Champlain settled in Québec it was under the reign of Henri IV.
Quelle distance y a-t-il pour conduire de Vermont à la ville de Québec ?
peut-être quatre heures? voici nos autres vidéos sur le Québec: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
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Is November good time to travel Quebec
It will be cold but very cozy, I’m sure.
When Québec was founded in 1608 by Champlain, Henry the 4th was the King of France . He died in 1610.
next stop montreal?
Unfortunately not this time but we love Montreal. Need to get there again :)
Can you please type-write the famous streets of Quebec City worth visiting?
Hello! Check the description box below the video where we always add more information and we also made lots more videos about Quebec if you'd like more ideas and tips. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
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Not sure that Church built in 1688 is the oldest Church building in North America. Not far from me is the Hingham, Massachusetts (completed in 1681). Some of the Spanish missions are older than that. Perhaps the Quebec church is the oldest church in Canada or the oldest Catholic Church? I'll certainly have to stop off and see it though!
Thanks for sharing that! I do hope you'll be able to visit! Do you live in Quebec or somewhere within driving distance?
One clarification, Gaspe's a city. Gaspesie is the region. :)
Hello! In English we say Gaspé for the region so that's what I meant :)
@@EileenAldis Oh I see! My bad, I'm french :)
Traducido al español, por favor. Gracias
¡Hola! ¡Ahora hemos agregado subtítulos en español al video y esperamos que lo disfrutes! Generalmente todos nuestros videos tienen subtítulos en español, así que gracias por informarnos que faltaban. :)
Hello dear how can i find you in Facebook
Hello! Here is my Facebook page: facebook.com/eileenaldis
I Saw The Flag Of The United Kingdom In That City
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"Not far from here"?! Gaspé is like 8 hours by road from Quebec City! That's not 'not far' at all!
I meant the Gaspé region, not the town. Distance is relative though haha ;)
Restaurant aux anciens canadiennes
Hi! Have you been?
@@EileenAldis Hi Yes I have been but not for a while. I like that restaurant the best out of all the places up there and I love the architecture of the building. It is also the oldest building in the city or so I've heard. To me it's the most Beautiful looking place up there and is a romantic and picturesque place to take a date which I hope to do again someday in the not too distant future.
is French your mother tongue?
No, it's English but I took French at school.
How can you have my Name😱
Wow, it’s definitely not common! Aldis is my Icelandic name. Are you Icelandic? 🇮🇸
Notre-Dame des Victoires may be the oldest church in Canada but it is certainly not the oldest church in North America
#1: protest n wonder why the coyotes can play in a college arena but not in Quebec City
Do you mean the Arizona Coyotes? Sorry, I'm not sure what this is in reference to.
Why did she pronounce Quebec like that? I thought you have to pronounce the U...
It's pronounced Kay-bek in french! As simple as that...