I Know Nothing About Quebec City, So I Spent a Day There!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- I don't know much about Quebec City, so in this video, I'm spending a day there to see what it's all about! Join me as I explore one of the most unique cities in north america!
0:00 - Traveling to Quebec City
2:30 - First Impressions
4:12 - La Citadelle de Quebec
7:15 - Rue du Petit Champlain
8:11 - Umbrella Alley
9:10 - The Waterfront
10:25 - Venture Train Review
10:58 - Traveling Back to Montreal
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Your French is very good when you say Château Frontenac and rue du petit Champlain !
Dude you’re cinematography is OFF THE RAILS (pun very much intended). You capture the city so beautifully, which us honky tonks here in Kentucky really admire and appreciate. AMAZING VIDEO!
Glad you visited Quebec and enjoyed it. I hope you'll visit many countries around the world.
Me too, I want to see as much of the world in my lifetime as possible!
@@patrickhundley1203well come to the Puerto Rico , as it’s 🇺🇸 territory , passport is not needed. Best time for visit is from mid October till mid April, before and after those months the weather is hell.
I hope you have a good time in Canada 🙌🏼
Absolutely delightful video. A pleasure to watch!
Thanks for this; very enjoyable to watch. In your Montreal & Quebec City videos, I've been interested to see how you've used the various public transportation modes to move around, especially the VIA Train between Montreal & Quebec.
Where I live (Vancouver Island, in the province of BC, Canada), we don't have all of these options. It was good to see how things are done in the Montreal-Quebec corridor.
Cheers !
I love being able to take trains and public transportation when possible, as someone who lives in Kentucky it's a nice change from having to drive everywhere
Came here after your MTL video - cuz, hey that's where I live right now! - and really want to applaud your style of travelog. Not trying to do "the things" over actually enjoying your travel. Peas and thanks.
I really try not to just have the tourist experience when I go new places. Obviously I do some of the touristy things too, but I really want to experience what it's actually like to be there, not just the tourist experience.
Nice video, next you should visit Saguenay Fjord.
Several of your vids have just popped in to my feed, and I've watched them all in their entirety, excellent videos and I miss visiting Quebec and Montreal. If you were in Canada longer, you could also get to Ottawa and Toronto on the VIA pretty easily. Not sure about Ottawa, but Toronto has bike shares also with a decent amount of dedicated bike lanes for you to ride around and explore
Glad you enjoyed them! I was actually there to take care of someone's cat while they were gone, so I didn't end up going to Toronto because that would have to be a multiple day trip. I do really want to visit there someday though!
thanks for your video and visit ... come again anytime .... you are very welcome
we just spent 3 weeks in quebec city. there is SO MUCH MORE within walking distance from where you were. you basically stayed in the lower old town, but the entire upper area off rue st jean has tons of shops and food and you can just head any direction and end up somewhere neat. come back sometime and spend a week exploring
I hope I can spend a whole week there sometime! 7 hours definitely wasn't enough
@ 2:10 is this in km/h or mph ?
@ 3:45 your prononciation is not bad at all, better than you think it is.
@ 6:57 again, your prononciation is not bad at all
During Christmas season, the rue du petit Champlain is a sight straight out of a Christmas card.
It's mph. And thanks, I wasn't sure, but I wanted to preemptively defend myself from the comment section 😂
You can try visiting Ottawa
I'd like to next time I'm in Canada!
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Hi ! Could u please tell me what transport u used to roam inside the Quebec city?
I just walked everywhere
Hii how long was the train ride from Montreal to Quebec?
Just a little over three hours
someone save that cat from the death sentence of it's obesity
He had just been adopted not too long before I was there, he is on a diet now.