My goodness! I thought there was plenty enough to experience in that stunning city from your last video! I think that Musee du Fort is an absolute can't miss from this one!!
I had a feeling you'd enjoy the show with all the miniatures, Scott! It's super cool and unique and we learned so much about the history in Quebec (while sitting back in a comfy seat haha). AND there's a yummy place to get burgers right underneath which doesn't hurt... ;)
If you insist on JUST ONE....Then make mine the French onion soup s'il vous plait....! The Ancienne Canadien restaurant really appeals to me....Built in 1675!....You're right....steeped in history.....Beautiful....! ....I loved the street with the lovely large art shades on the street lights too...! Thanks for the video tour...Lots there in Old Quebec to do!
It's a tough choice, I know! Hard to make a bad choice here ;) The lamp shades in the arts district are really cool and unique. A great and unexpected canvas to showcase art.
Tourtière and homemade ketchup, I don't know if it was good but it sure reminds me Christmas times of my childhood in Quebec !! Thanks for sharing these moments in my province, I hope it gives people inspiration for visiting!
Oh my goodness, that sounds absolutely delicious! I am reading this while hungry and now I'm cravint that haha. Sounds like a wonderful nostalgic taste and memory to remind you of your childhood. Thank you for sharing that ❤ I also hope our videos will inspire people to visit Quebec and make their own lovely memories!
Thank you and welcome to our channel! I'm happy you enjoyed this video. Whereabouts in Quebec are you from? We've made other videos in Quebec if you're interested by the way. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
@@EileenAldis I was born in Beauport. My family settled here 362 years ago. Now I'm living in Charlesbourg which is north part of Québec and I love History. 😄 Continue with those nice videos.
@@LouismarieBelanger Sorry I missed your last reply until now! Wow, that's incredible that your family emigrated so long ago. What an amazing family history. No wonder you also love and appreciate history! We've been continuing making videos. Our latest is on Antigua and Barbuda and our next two I'm super excited about take place in Canada...a bucket list dream! :)
QC really packs a punch! For a smaller city, there is so much richness of culture and history. Thanks for highlighting such interesting places to see. And, of course, no museum experience would be complete, really, without a creepy wax baby doll. 😜🙌❤️
Beautiful, , beautiful 🤩. These street lamps are amazing, especially in the evening, monastery so historically interesting…definitely in the bucket list 😘
@@EileenAldis yes I definitely need to learn more! Though Richelieu is such a historical figure in France I had never ever of his 3 nieces accomplishments 🤔I am wondering what made them want to leave France for a completely unknown territory considering they were very comfortable it’s never easy to leave your homeland like that especially in those days not even knowing if they would make it across the 🌊 ocean ! Brave women
@@sabrinastraveladventures4263 Sorry I missed your reply before! The 3 women who actually sailed to North America weren't his nieces. I believe his niece stayed in France but she provided financial support for the hospital. Very interesting connection!
We would like to see you guys travel the world and share experiences with us again. Let us take you to 1 million subs 👍 I particularly loved your Turkey vlogs, Brunei vlogs. we were able to explore these countries through you. Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! It has honestly made my day. I'm so glad you were able to explore those countries along with us in our videos. Happy to say many more videos are on the way in our new Asia series. And reaching a million subs would be a dream....let's go for it! :)
Hello Again In this video of the restaurant Aux Anciens Canadienes you said the name of the building as the Jaques house or something like that. Could you spell.the name Jaques for me as I have tried to look it up to see if I could find what is called a shelf sitter model of that beautiful.building to.purchase for my home. I cannot find one anywhere of the building although I do have prints and paintings and a ceramic version of it but not a shelf sitter. Please reply and Thankyou. Merci. I love your videos
Hi John! Here is their address for the spelling: auxancienscanadiens.qc.ca/ Let us know if you find a model to purchase! Would love to see a photo and you can send it to my Instagram: instagram.com/eileenaldis/ It's indeed a beautiful building. Happy that people still get to visit it and enjoy :)
@@EileenAldis I cannot find any model or shelf sitter of this building and have looked for years. I do have a flat ceramic one that I got thru email but forget where I saw it. I also have a few printsxand paintings of it. The painting I bought on Rue De Tresour when I was there eons ago
If you had to pick just ONE, would you order French onion soup or maple syrup pie? 🤤
Diabetic. French onion soup.
@@ianstuart8697 An excellent (and easy) choice.
Maple Syrup PIe!!
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My goodness! I thought there was plenty enough to experience in that stunning city from your last video! I think that Musee du Fort is an absolute can't miss from this one!!
I had a feeling you'd enjoy the show with all the miniatures, Scott! It's super cool and unique and we learned so much about the history in Quebec (while sitting back in a comfy seat haha). AND there's a yummy place to get burgers right underneath which doesn't hurt... ;)
First post of the video...Great video as always. It looked like a fun time seeing everything there. Very cool.
Hey Kevin! Thanks for being the first comment! We had an amazing time in Quebec City and would love to go back :)
If you insist on JUST ONE....Then make mine the French onion soup s'il vous plait....!
The Ancienne Canadien restaurant really appeals to me....Built in 1675!....You're right....steeped in history.....Beautiful....!
....I loved the street with the lovely large art shades on the street lights too...!
Thanks for the video tour...Lots there in Old Quebec to do!
It's a tough choice, I know! Hard to make a bad choice here ;) The lamp shades in the arts district are really cool and unique. A great and unexpected canvas to showcase art.
Tourtière and homemade ketchup, I don't know if it was good but it sure reminds me Christmas times of my childhood in Quebec !! Thanks for sharing these moments in my province, I hope it gives people inspiration for visiting!
Oh my goodness, that sounds absolutely delicious! I am reading this while hungry and now I'm cravint that haha. Sounds like a wonderful nostalgic taste and memory to remind you of your childhood. Thank you for sharing that ❤ I also hope our videos will inspire people to visit Quebec and make their own lovely memories!
Some great ideas for our next trip, thanks😊
Awesome! Lots to go back for :)
First time watching. Very interesting and appropriate. I'm from .Québec Glad that you've enjoyed.
Thank you and welcome to our channel! I'm happy you enjoyed this video. Whereabouts in Quebec are you from? We've made other videos in Quebec if you're interested by the way. They're here: bit.ly/quebecplaylist :)
@@EileenAldis I was born in Beauport. My family settled here 362 years ago. Now I'm living in Charlesbourg which is north part of Québec and I love History. 😄 Continue with those nice videos.
@@LouismarieBelanger Sorry I missed your last reply until now! Wow, that's incredible that your family emigrated so long ago. What an amazing family history. No wonder you also love and appreciate history! We've been continuing making videos. Our latest is on Antigua and Barbuda and our next two I'm super excited about take place in Canada...a bucket list dream! :)
QC really packs a punch! For a smaller city, there is so much richness of culture and history. Thanks for highlighting such interesting places to see. And, of course, no museum experience would be complete, really, without a creepy wax baby doll. 😜🙌❤️
haha I can't believe how old the doll is! And, yes, Quebec City does indeed pack a punch. There's so much to do and no shortage of charm. :)
Cool tour and would love! Thanks for sharing 🥰
Hey Gina! Thanks! Glad you enjoyed seeing around Quebec City :)
Beautiful, , beautiful 🤩. These street lamps are amazing, especially in the evening, monastery so historically interesting…definitely in the bucket list 😘
Hi! Yes, the monastery is fascinating and so much history to learn about there. The lamp shades are really cool too! More new videos to come... :)
Thank you so much for this! I you bring so much insight into every situation.
Thank you! I really appreciate that. :)
Great job it is so interesting indeed, once again I’ve learnt a lot!
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So happy to hear that, Sabrina! There's so much to learn in Quebec City, especially about its history. :)
@@EileenAldis yes I definitely need to learn more! Though Richelieu is such a historical figure in France I had never ever of his 3 nieces accomplishments 🤔I am wondering what made them want to leave France for a completely unknown territory considering they were very comfortable it’s never easy to leave your homeland like that especially in those days not even knowing if they would make it across the 🌊 ocean ! Brave women
@@sabrinastraveladventures4263 Sorry I missed your reply before! The 3 women who actually sailed to North America weren't his nieces. I believe his niece stayed in France but she provided financial support for the hospital. Very interesting connection!
Great video! I What cool places, can't wait to check them out!
Merci! I think you'd especially like the history show with all the miniatures! :)
I'm new comer for your vlogs , I'm really interesting great ideas good luck 😍😍😍
Hello and welcome to our channel! Hope you continue to enjoy our videos :)
Yay. You did go to aux anciens canadiennes awesome
Yes, we did! It was a lot of fun and love the history, of course.
Beautiful video! Youve got a couple of amazing drone shots! Did you ever get a warning by authorities? Was wondering if they are strict with it
So nice place 😍😍😍❤❤😊
We'd love to come back and visit in the pretty wintertime too :)
We would like to see you guys travel the world and share experiences with us again. Let us take you to 1 million subs 👍 I particularly loved your Turkey vlogs, Brunei vlogs. we were able to explore these countries through you. Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! It has honestly made my day. I'm so glad you were able to explore those countries along with us in our videos. Happy to say many more videos are on the way in our new Asia series. And reaching a million subs would be a dream....let's go for it! :)
Hello Again In this video of the restaurant Aux Anciens Canadienes you said the name of the building as the Jaques house or something like that. Could you spell.the name Jaques for me as I have tried to look it up to see if I could find what is called a shelf sitter model of that beautiful.building to.purchase for my home. I cannot find one anywhere of the building although I do have prints and paintings and a ceramic version of it but not a shelf sitter. Please reply and Thankyou. Merci. I love your videos
Hi John! Here is their address for the spelling: auxancienscanadiens.qc.ca/ Let us know if you find a model to purchase! Would love to see a photo and you can send it to my Instagram: instagram.com/eileenaldis/ It's indeed a beautiful building. Happy that people still get to visit it and enjoy :)
@@EileenAldis I cannot find any model or shelf sitter of this building and have looked for years. I do have a flat ceramic one that I got thru email but forget where I saw it. I also have a few printsxand paintings of it. The painting I bought on Rue De Tresour when I was there eons ago
@@EileenAldis Thanks for the info
@@johntanguay8350 That's nice you've got prints and paintings as well. I hope seeing them always bring back good memories of being there. :)
Your video is good
Thanks!
I admit being an art/museum geek so if I visited it would be to spend my time in a/m followed by French onion soup then a huge poutine.
That sounds like one fantastic day to me...especially topping it off with a huge poutine ;)
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