As a "Québecoise" I love that you make an effort to say "Bonjour", "merci", and do not take for granted that people should speak to you in english right away...
Nous avons vraiment une des plus belle ville d'Amérique du Nord! C'est bien de voir des youtuber la faire découvrir via des vidéos et il semble vraiment apprécier!
Its so weird seeing streets ive walked hundreds of time in a youtube vlog. Glad you liked our beautiful city, its really underated and not known enough.
Depending, id love people seeing the true face of Quebec too. Canada is not an ideal MORE than any other place and im lowkey tired of seein people in idolatry after a place that doesn't care about its minorities. 😅 So honestly, .. it is kind of the other way around. Overrated
Québec City is a unique experience in North America. The gates, the fortress city, the architecture, it’s a cool place. I encourage anyone who’s never been to visit. It’s like a museum.
Except you’re referring to the Old Quebec City, which is more of a tourist place. Proper peculiar architecture and culture is much better found in Montreal, or any other villages on the northern side of the St-Lawrence river (Rive-Nord).
@@williampitt1537or just cross the st lawrence river and visit Old Lévis on top of the high stairs on the Cliff. You really get the feel of old New France authentic town
@@Transautistic il reste seulement une compagnie qui a un permis de calèche à Québec je ne crois pas que c’est très populaire je vais très peu dans le vieux Quebec car j’habite dans l’ouest de la ville.
Quebec is a wonderful city, I lived there for 4 years and was extremely well received, even with my broken french in the beginning lol. Mais j'ai appris à dire CALICE DE TABARNAK
You said in your last video that you were an introvert. Well, you are the friendliest introvert I know :) You have such a great personality, that I would think no matter where you decided to live you would have a large group of friends. Always love your content, but the last two videos--OUTSTANDING. thanks much
Introvert doesn't mean that they can't communicate or even enjoy communicating with strangers. I consider myself an introvert because I enjoy doing things by myself a lot of time, but when the occasion arises, I can and will enjoy a good chat with random strangers and meeting people.
I was about to say the same thing lol introverts are really interesting people when they are alone with unfamiliar people we can see their a whole different personality
Arslan, I am enjoying your videos from Canada. Thank you for showing us how beautiful it is there. I'm in North Carolina & I can only wish that the US was as safe & full of so many nice people.
Québec city has some rougher areas, but this is the tourist part. But yes, Canada is safer than the States in general. And Quebec is actually the safest place in North America in terms of crime rates.
I really love the way you travel, you seem like such a respectful tourist! And it's really great of you to speak to the people, and learn about them. I live about 2hrs from Quebec, and I just love going there, it's such a beautiful city!
I loved this video! Aside from it being a very beautiful city, I was so amazed at the cleanliness. You are so good with people and I like the tip game!
I'm from Montreal, but atleast 3 to 4 times each year I go to Quebec city for concerts. The cleanliness of Quebec city and how awesome majority of people are is outstanding. Pepsi coliseum in Quebec city is like my second home 😂
You inspire and help so many people, stay safe and stay blessed 💙🙏 I may be living in my SUV again soon when my house lease ends, lots of good tips from you
Love watching your channel! The Parliament building in Quebec City is for the province (same as U.S. state) of Quebec. The Canadian Federal Parliament building is in Ottawa (like the White House). You absolutely must visit our Niagara Region - lots to see besides Niagara Falls and signs in English 😜
Oh wow, I live in Ottawa now, but spent my teens in Quebec City, went to school near the old city. I've been back hundreds of times since, but nice of you to bring it to life in a lively video of your own. You've captured it well - good job.
Bravo! 👏 Merci pour ce contenu! 💗Thank you for your content! When I’m dealing with RNs from other countries, it’s hard to convey to them just how different our province is from the rest of Canada. I often get disbelief back when I explain this to them. Canada is not as homogeneous as the US. The province of Québec is like a country inside of another country! We’re just different. Our language, our culture, our values, our humour…everything is very different. Except in tourist zones, most people here don’t speak English. We have laws for signage and what language schools you can go to. Socially, it’s even very frowned upon to speak English due to our historical feuds with the British and more recently, the rest of Canada. For Québecers, this difference is so important and part of their cultural identity. So thank you!! 🙏 ❤ Thank you for showing my province to others AS IT IS! ❤❤❤⚜️ You’re inspiring me and giving me ideas! 😝 All the best to you in your travels. 🤗 Bonne chance!
Notre langue, oui ce n'est pas l'anglais. Mais notre culture, nos valeurs, notre humour....jamais vu en quoi ça différait trop des autres racoins du Canada anglais... Comme le reste du pays, on a la culture plutôt nord-américaine.....américaine ... Sans offenser qui que ce soit, ce n'est que mon constat...Je trouve juste bizarre de vouloir jouer les différents...je pense que c'est mental...ça dénote une envie de vouloir se distinguer de l'autre groupe majoritaire du Canada.....sans forcément être différent du reste du pays...
@@mcgiver6977 Culture : les artistes qui créent en français qui sont inconnus au Canada, nos traditions comme la cabane à sucre, les épluchettes de blé d'inde, etc. Nos valeurs : les programmes sociaux, l'éducation la plus abordable en amérique du nord, la plus laïque, etc. L'humour : c'est tellement culturel l'humour, mais p.ex l'école nationale de l'humour, la petite vie, les byebyes
I’m a 2-day follower. Love your content! I think that when you get ur ride again (or rent a suburban) pls consider going through Labrador/NL and the Atlantic provinces after Quebec. Just came from a 3 week RV trip there and it’s so far the best of my 35yrs in the USA! It not only fits your style, pretty sure you will love it! Keep up the adventure!
Awesome video. Thank you so much for showing us around Quebec City. It is very beautiful and peaceful there. Can't wait to see where your next adventure will take us.
I really am enjoying your videos of Canada. My grandparents were from Canada (on my father's side) and their family migrated to Maine and then to Connecticut. My daughter has been to Montreal (before passport requirements) and she loved it. I have never been and now you need a passport. But I like that you are doing this bc I get to go with you. Thank you for that.❤ I can not imagine living somewhere where you can feel safe. Maybe one day.
you should apply for your passeport and visit the land of your passeport Lapointe is a popular last name here and Quebec is one of the greatest place in the world. (avoid winter) if you're not used to cold.
I live near Quebec city, it's great to see a tourist perspective. I also have to say, you are the best tourist ever, we are lucky to have you visit here.
As always, this was a wonderfully produced and edited video, and Quebec City is a fascinating place, but I have to be honest and say that I really miss your camping videos.
Those were very interesting, for sure! But his Canada videos are lovely, as well, and let us see his fresh perspective on my beautiful country. Arslan is a joy to watch.😊🇨🇦♥️
This was really nice. Not every place is perfect, I have friends in Canada that have told some stories. But when the ferry comes in to Cape Vincent, N.Y , I can't wait to talk to the friendly Canadians.
Great clip today! Nice to see exploring on foot and stay comfortable. You deserved this nice vacation! Thank you for sharing your adventures. I would love to visit Quebec now!❤
I’m from Montreal and I love to visit Quebec City which is so beautiful. I love your videos. You are very kind and respectful of the language and culture. Thank you for allowing us to travel with you 😊
Loved this video. You do a great job of filming all of the beautiful sights. I love Quebec City, went there on my honeymoon. Would love to be able to visit it again. This new series of yours is so enjoyable.
Thanks for the history lessons! Great video. You have a wonderful natural talent of connecting with people. I love how one compliment on someone’s shirt resulted in that fun conversation. Stay safe out there
It is sooooooo cool to see you walk through Quebec City. I live here, I can walk those streets everyday. Of course, out of familiarity, I don't. But looking at you, discovering everything, I feel like the luckiest person on Earth to have the chance to be part of our beautiful French speaking city. There were so many things I would have loved to show you. You walk right passed the eldest school in America, L'École des Ursulines de Québec, where I did my elementary school. Quebec City is full of secret places and it transpire history everywhere you go. Merci beaucoup pour cette belle visite!
I live in Quebec city and I can confirm you visited the right places. It's hard to get a good croissant though, best get a chocolate croissant or almond croissant next time.
Арслан, привет! Я недавно нашел твой канал и посмотрел практически все видео))) ты заражаешь абсолютно своим attitude! Мне нравится новая канва видео, не бойся уходить от кемпера, твоя аудитория тебя любит! Ты настоящий, спасибо за то что ты есть. Когда нибудь мы затусим в реальности, припомни мои слова)))
Any one that would take a ferry to get a Croissant is tops in my book! I love how you are so relaxed with every one you come into contact with and enjoy such interesting conversations with them.. Old Quebec city is one of our favourite places to visit and the food is amazing.
Hey Arslan, you are a total HOOT, my friend!!! This episode is a blast to watch. And HEY PEOPLE, can we get another round of applause for how fricken HANDSOME Arslan is, okay!!??? And Arslan, that beautiful girl that sold you that croissant,....you need to ask her out, dude !!!!
Hello Arslan your a good soul I love watching your content your so sweet and a fun soul thank you for sharing your journey be safe and be good love you safe travels take care 🌺
Lévis is the name of the family of the lord who ruled over my village in the Middle Ages. They had several properties, castles etc. and were even at the court of the King of France. If there is this city of Lévis opposite it is because Gaston de Lévis was a marshal of France and came to fight in Quebec, he won several battles against the English (there is his statue in the city)
Love it. I've lived in Quebec city for 20 years now. There are many secrets hidden in the old city for tourists to find. from the way some houses were cut in half to enlarge the street to a canon ball stuck in the roots of a tree since the english conquest. I hope you enjoyed your stay!!!
You are in the best city ever ! This is home ! Ashton for Poutine my friend ! Across your hostel is the nighclub Le Dagobert ! I had a blast there ! And it is pronounced LAY-VIE not LEE-VY, The more you know right :)
Lévis is pronounced Lay-vee. There are 2 bridges that connect Québec to the south shore. The freeway bridge and the old Québec bridge. They're right beside each other.
The last time I visited Quebec was back in 1980. I was so young and skied everywhere in that timeframe. I barely remember anything I saw, after seeing your video today, I definitely want to return and revisit this beautiful place.
You remind me @itchyboots at the beginning. She was at 200k and now 2 millions. Keep pushing, your content is really enjoyable and you have great personality!!
Canada has some of the most beautiful Architecture and it's very clean . The air is not polluted at all, I can vouch to that. When I lived in New York I had developed asthma and whenever I traveled to Ottawa I was fine and as soon as I landed back at LaGuadia I couldn't breathe.
As a "Québecoise" I love that you make an effort to say "Bonjour", "merci", and do not take for granted that people should speak to you in english right away...
J’apprends le français. J’aime le Vieux-Québec.
@@Mikemm-un3lb bravo!! Apprendre une langue est difficile, surtout le français, mais est très gratifiant!!
Bienvenue au Québec quand tu veux!
@@EspritIndigo8 merci beaucoup
Je suis Quebecois ici aussi !!!!! Il est un vrai gentleman.
Nous avons vraiment une des plus belle ville d'Amérique du Nord! C'est bien de voir des youtuber la faire découvrir via des vidéos et il semble vraiment apprécier!
Its so weird seeing streets ive walked hundreds of time in a youtube vlog. Glad you liked our beautiful city, its really underated and not known enough.
Depending, id love people seeing the true face of Quebec too.
Canada is not an ideal MORE than any other place and im lowkey tired of seein people in idolatry after a place that doesn't care about its minorities. 😅
So honestly, .. it is kind of the other way around. Overrated
Québec City is a unique experience in North America. The gates, the fortress city, the architecture, it’s a cool place. I encourage anyone who’s never been to visit. It’s like a museum.
Except you’re referring to the Old Quebec City, which is more of a tourist place. Proper peculiar architecture and culture is much better found in Montreal, or any other villages on the northern side of the St-Lawrence river (Rive-Nord).
@@williampitt1537 I live in Montreal. The Old Port is nice, but Quebec’s old walled city is a special place. It’s touristy, but it’s special.
@@williampitt1537or just cross the st lawrence river and visit Old Lévis on top of the high stairs on the Cliff. You really get the feel of old New France authentic town
I am from Quebec City and I love my city so much thank you for doing this video 💙
@@marie-sophie4 j'habite en Abitibi pis je peux te dire que mes années d'études a Québec / et Trois Rivières ont été les meilleurs de ma vie 🫠
What a blessing.
@@alexiscorbeil5035 Trois-ri gang
quesrion: est ce que les cheveaux de caléche son encore populaire a quebec, a montreal non
@@Transautistic il reste seulement une compagnie qui a un permis de calèche à Québec je ne crois pas que c’est très populaire je vais très peu dans le vieux Quebec car j’habite dans l’ouest de la ville.
Quebec is a wonderful city, I lived there for 4 years and was extremely well received, even with my broken french in the beginning lol. Mais j'ai appris à dire CALICE DE TABARNAK
C'est un bon départ 👍
T'es correct.
I lived in Quebec City. You ordering a croissant in your best French made my day! 😅
You said in your last video that you were an introvert. Well, you are the friendliest introvert I know :) You have such a great personality, that I would think no matter where you decided to live you would have a large group of friends. Always love your content, but the last two videos--OUTSTANDING. thanks much
I cant even talk to anyone longer than hi and bye
Introvert doesn't mean that they can't communicate or even enjoy communicating with strangers. I consider myself an introvert because I enjoy doing things by myself a lot of time, but when the occasion arises, I can and will enjoy a good chat with random strangers and meeting people.
I was about to say the same thing lol introverts are really interesting people when they are alone with unfamiliar people we can see their a whole different personality
@@4yourent007 pathetic
@@SLOC1992 yo mamma 🤣
Arslan, I am enjoying your videos from Canada. Thank you for showing us how beautiful it is there. I'm in North Carolina & I can only wish that the US was as safe & full of so many nice people.
Québec city has some rougher areas, but this is the tourist part. But yes, Canada is safer than the States in general. And Quebec is actually the safest place in North America in terms of crime rates.
@@andrewchevrierI think it’s the safest in all the Americas and one of the safest in the whole world.
Going to Canada and saying bonjour to everyone like belle from beauty and the beast…top tier!
Merci d’aimer notre nation !
🇨🇦♥️
@@neechiwa La nation québécoise dans ce cas, pas la nation canadienne.
@@xaviermuloin4174exact
I really love the way you travel, you seem like such a respectful tourist! And it's really great of you to speak to the people, and learn about them.
I live about 2hrs from Quebec, and I just love going there, it's such a beautiful city!
Glad you liked my hometown and could see for yourself how hospitable we are!
You made me even more interested in going to Canada, both French and British. Excellent.
Yes, please do visit.
I loved this video! Aside from it being a very beautiful city, I was so amazed at the cleanliness. You are so good with people and I like the tip game!
Quel plaisir de te voir à Québec!
WELCOME! I live and work here, in this old part of town, and I feel so privileged. Your descriptions and experiences are so fun! ❤
I'm from Montreal, but atleast 3 to 4 times each year I go to Quebec city for concerts. The cleanliness of Quebec city and how awesome majority of people are is outstanding. Pepsi coliseum in Quebec city is like my second home 😂
The Colisée Pepsi closed in 2015.
@@thenomadicchef1844 videotron centre 😊
Looks like you've never been much downtown 15 minutes away from the touristic zones lmao😂
@@thenomadicchef1844 videotron center!
I love the new theme to your channel of exploring countries. I love it!🎉
You inspire and help so many people, stay safe and stay blessed 💙🙏 I may be living in my SUV again soon when my house lease ends, lots of good tips from you
Love watching your channel! The Parliament building in Quebec City is for the province (same as U.S. state) of Quebec. The Canadian Federal Parliament building is in Ottawa (like the White House). You absolutely must visit our Niagara Region - lots to see besides Niagara Falls and signs in English 😜
While in Quebec, go to a Crepiere restaurant for crepes. Yummy
Oh wow, I live in Ottawa now, but spent my teens in Quebec City, went to school near the old city. I've been back hundreds of times since, but nice of you to bring it to life in a lively video of your own. You've captured it well - good job.
I love that you are getting more adventurous as you go!
Keep “SLAYING SPIDERS” 😊👍🏼👍🏼
Arslan I enjoy watching your travels. You are such a kind soul.
From a "québécois de Québec", great video, no unnecessary/ annoying background music.. we can feel the calmness of our city. Good job! 👍🏻
Hello Arslan, Quebec is a most beautiful city, have fun and thank you for taking us along while you explore.
Thank you for showing our beautiful land, vive le québec libre 💙⚜️
I'm from Quebec, born & raised and i learned so much. thanks for this .
Your video makes me want to visit there!! Nice work 😊❤
Bravo! 👏 Merci pour ce contenu! 💗Thank you for your content! When I’m dealing with RNs from other countries, it’s hard to convey to them just how different our province is from the rest of Canada. I often get disbelief back when I explain this to them. Canada is not as homogeneous as the US. The province of Québec is like a country inside of another country! We’re just different. Our language, our culture, our values, our humour…everything is very different. Except in tourist zones, most people here don’t speak English. We have laws for signage and what language schools you can go to. Socially, it’s even very frowned upon to speak English due to our historical feuds with the British and more recently, the rest of Canada. For Québecers, this difference is so important and part of their cultural identity. So thank you!! 🙏 ❤ Thank you for showing my province to others AS IT IS! ❤❤❤⚜️ You’re inspiring me and giving me ideas! 😝 All the best to you in your travels. 🤗 Bonne chance!
Notre langue, oui ce n'est pas l'anglais. Mais notre culture, nos valeurs, notre humour....jamais vu en quoi ça différait trop des autres racoins du Canada anglais...
Comme le reste du pays, on a la culture plutôt nord-américaine.....américaine ...
Sans offenser qui que ce soit, ce n'est que mon constat...Je trouve juste bizarre de vouloir jouer les différents...je pense que c'est mental...ça dénote une envie de vouloir se distinguer de l'autre groupe majoritaire du Canada.....sans forcément être différent du reste du pays...
@@mcgiver6977 Culture : les artistes qui créent en français qui sont inconnus au Canada, nos traditions comme la cabane à sucre, les épluchettes de blé d'inde, etc. Nos valeurs : les programmes sociaux, l'éducation la plus abordable en amérique du nord, la plus laïque, etc. L'humour : c'est tellement culturel l'humour, mais p.ex l'école nationale de l'humour, la petite vie, les byebyes
I’m a 2-day follower. Love your content! I think that when you get ur ride again (or rent a suburban) pls consider going through Labrador/NL and the Atlantic provinces after Quebec. Just came from a 3 week RV trip there and it’s so far the best of my 35yrs in the USA! It not only fits your style, pretty sure you will love it! Keep up the adventure!
That would be an exciting journey!
Awesome video. Thank you so much for showing us around Quebec City. It is very beautiful and peaceful there. Can't wait to see where your next adventure will take us.
This is the best example of : Be nice to locals, make efforts to appreciate the culture, and you'll be welcome there!
That's my city!! I love that you pronounce Québec the right way!
I stayed at Qbeds last week…Quebec is my favourite city in Canada…I spent the night after a week in Tadoussac
Great video Arslan. I live in British Columbia, one day I would like to visit Quebec.
Quebec is awesome! I live in BC, too, and thoroughly enjoyed the times I have been in Quebec! Lots of history everywhere and delicious food!
Glad you're enjoying traveling. Don’t listen to the haters. Some people will find anything to complain about. Safe travels.
I am enjoying the travel vlogs. Arsalan you are a gem.
I really am enjoying your videos of Canada. My grandparents were from Canada (on my father's side) and their family migrated to Maine and then to Connecticut. My daughter has been to Montreal (before passport requirements) and she loved it. I have never been and now you need a passport. But I like that you are doing this bc I get to go with you. Thank you for that.❤
I can not imagine living somewhere where you can feel safe. Maybe one day.
you should apply for your passeport and visit the land of your passeport Lapointe is a popular last name here and Quebec is one of the greatest place in the world. (avoid winter) if you're not used to cold.
@@mikhaelvaillancourt8623haha c'est sûr que si ont lui dot de venir pendant le carnaval de Québec à -20 il vas pas tripper 😂
Québec accent is adorable.
I live near Quebec city, it's great to see a tourist perspective. I also have to say, you are the best tourist ever, we are lucky to have you visit here.
I'm from Québec but i also live in the US. The day you arrived is the day I went back to the US, would have loved to meet you!! Safe travels!
As always, this was a wonderfully produced and edited video, and Quebec City is a fascinating place, but I have to be honest and say that I really miss your camping videos.
Those were very interesting, for sure! But his Canada videos are lovely, as well, and let us see his fresh perspective on my beautiful country. Arslan is a joy to watch.😊🇨🇦♥️
. very much like this video . and love Quebec City . all of Quebec is really beautiful . and the people are nice too if you get to know them .
I live in Quebec city and your video is great! Thank you for sharing and i’m happy that you loved it! 😊👍
Love the new direction of your channel 🎉
Thank you Arslan 👏💫
This was really nice. Not every place is perfect, I have friends in Canada that have told some stories. But when the ferry comes in to Cape Vincent, N.Y , I can't wait to talk to the friendly Canadians.
Thank you for sharing videos of old québec city wich is a beautiful one ! Born and raise here and happy to see people enjoying our city 🙂
always learn something new when i watch Arslan !
I am from here and it is indeed nice to see the perspective from a tourist!
Soo happy for u Arslan! Just great seeing u enjoy and explore! Love the adventures in Canada! Greetings from the Philippines🥳❤
Glad you are having a great time traveling. Have fun and Safe Travels! 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️
I like seeing Arslan living his best life travelling about the place and having new adventures.
Great clip today! Nice to see exploring on foot and stay comfortable. You deserved this nice vacation! Thank you for sharing your adventures. I would love to visit Quebec now!❤
Man this video was awesome! Seeing someone enjoying and appreciate our culture is so heartwarming. Enjoy your time in my hometown my friend !
Je suis Québécoise et j'ai adoré ton vidéo. I really like your vidéo thankyou merci
I love this new series.
I’m from Montreal and I love to visit Quebec City which is so beautiful. I love your videos. You are very kind and respectful of the language and culture. Thank you for allowing us to travel with you 😊
Just started watching the travel series, becoming my favorite channel to watch!
Thanks you to share our culture ❤
Loved this video. You do a great job of filming all of the beautiful sights. I love Quebec City, went there on my honeymoon. Would love to be able to visit it again. This new series of yours is so enjoyable.
Arslan is life! 🤙
..also wow that place seems amazing ❤
Thank you for the tour of Quebec City ☺️💕 I enjoy your videos very much.
At 18:33 that is a former Prime Minister, Sir Wilfred Laurier. He's on the 5 dollar bill.
Thanks for the history lessons! Great video. You have a wonderful natural talent of connecting with people. I love how one compliment on someone’s shirt resulted in that fun conversation. Stay safe out there
Shout-out from Montreal! the 3 last videos were awesome! 🔥
Hello Arslan!!! Thank you for sharing your awesome experience!🌟💫 Love your channel!!❤❤
It is sooooooo cool to see you walk through Quebec City. I live here, I can walk those streets everyday. Of course, out of familiarity, I don't. But looking at you, discovering everything, I feel like the luckiest person on Earth to have the chance to be part of our beautiful French speaking city. There were so many things I would have loved to show you. You walk right passed the eldest school in America, L'École des Ursulines de Québec, where I did my elementary school. Quebec City is full of secret places and it transpire history everywhere you go. Merci beaucoup pour cette belle visite!
And I agree with @EspritIndigo8 : Merci for trying to speak French with us. It is sooooo great from you!
Such a genuine and authentic personality you have, I do not know you my friend, but that video birghten my day :)
I’m absolutely loving your experiences in Canada. It makes me want to visit so much more urgently than ever now.
As someone from Quebec, the Tunisian taxi drivers message made me feel so happy! Welcome and wish u well🙏🏽
I live in Quebec city and I can confirm you visited the right places. It's hard to get a good croissant though, best get a chocolate croissant or almond croissant next time.
22:05 so nice to hear an immigrant speak so highly of my side of the country. So proud of where im from, its a beautiful place to live
I miss your car cooking but all your videos are entertaining. Have a fabulous time!
I love the traveling content. Looks like you had a blast in Montreal. Now you just need to bring the solar camper 😉
I like your new content. I like how you are personable and share history. Stay blessed
Just discovered Ur channel, really enjoy what ur're doing !
Арслан, привет! Я недавно нашел твой канал и посмотрел практически все видео))) ты заражаешь абсолютно своим attitude! Мне нравится новая канва видео, не бойся уходить от кемпера, твоя аудитория тебя любит! Ты настоящий, спасибо за то что ты есть. Когда нибудь мы затусим в реальности, припомни мои слова)))
Great video. Never disappointed us. Keep safe!! Xx❤❤
Any one that would take a ferry to get a Croissant is tops in my book! I love how you are so relaxed with every one you come into contact with and enjoy such interesting conversations with them.. Old Quebec city is one of our favourite places to visit and the food is amazing.
Thank for coming here with such a great attitude and respect. I will definitely subscribe :)
Hi ! :D I really enjoy watching people vloging their experience in my city and being really respectful as well ! Hope you loved it :)
Hey Arslan, you are a total HOOT, my friend!!! This episode is a blast to watch. And HEY PEOPLE, can we get another round of applause for how fricken HANDSOME Arslan is, okay!!??? And Arslan, that beautiful girl that sold you that croissant,....you need to ask her out, dude !!!!
Heyy Arslan thanks for another awesome video, the tour, history and scenery was amazing enjoy your adventures and stay safe
I’m really enjoying these new videos much better keep it up
I miss your home car vlogs
Hello Arslan your a good soul I love watching your content your so sweet and a fun soul thank you for sharing your journey be safe and be good love you safe travels take care 🌺
I’m glad you like it here! People you are talking to respond in English and you have the courtesy to say a couple of words in French. 👍. Cool video.
Lévis is the name of the family of the lord who ruled over my village in the Middle Ages. They had several properties, castles etc. and were even at the court of the King of France.
If there is this city of Lévis opposite it is because Gaston de Lévis was a marshal of France and came to fight in Quebec, he won several battles against the English (there is his statue in the city)
Love it. I've lived in Quebec city for 20 years now. There are many secrets hidden in the old city for tourists to find. from the way some houses were cut in half to enlarge the street to a canon ball stuck in the roots of a tree since the english conquest. I hope you enjoyed your stay!!!
You are in the best city ever ! This is home ! Ashton for Poutine my friend ! Across your hostel is the nighclub Le Dagobert ! I had a blast there ! And it is pronounced LAY-VIE not LEE-VY, The more you know right :)
Amazing!!! Quebec is one of my favourite places ❤❤ come to Newfoundland next? Lol and we’re you able to make TH-cam your fulltime job after?? 😊
Great visit. I grew up in Quebec City and this was very nostalgic ❤
Lévis is pronounced Lay-vee. There are 2 bridges that connect Québec to the south shore. The freeway bridge and the old Québec bridge. They're right beside each other.
The last time I visited Quebec was back in 1980. I was so young and skied everywhere in that timeframe. I barely remember anything I saw, after seeing your video today, I definitely want to return and revisit this beautiful place.
You're making friends wherever you go ❤ You're awesome 🎉
I think you and Quebec City go together! Love both.
I was fortunate to live in Quebec City while at university in my youth... I would live there again and just love to visit. Great video!
I’m from Montreal, but enjoy Quebec City once in a while. It’s beautiful and has its own vibe
You remind me @itchyboots at the beginning. She was at 200k and now 2 millions.
Keep pushing, your content is really enjoyable and you have great personality!!
Canada has some of the most beautiful Architecture and it's very clean . The air is not polluted at all, I can vouch to that. When I lived in New York I had developed asthma and whenever I traveled to Ottawa I was fine and as soon as I landed back at LaGuadia I couldn't breathe.
This is boring go back to camping in your car videos😊
@@Lisa-ud6qz, then move on sister.
speak for yourself. we love Arslan just as he is!
You dont want to go to Toronto pollution wise