Quebec city is spectacular. I went in the winter and with all the snow covering all the buildings and streets it looked like a picture post card everywhere I looked. C'est magnifique!
Omg I said the same thing!!!! When I went in 2019 and I went to the Grand Prix, Barbie Museum, and then some!!! Im so blessed and glad I got to go! It's literally like Paris of North America :)
I was in Québec City on a family trip a long time ago when I was like 13 and don't remember much about it. Though I have been to Montréal within the past few years and love it, this video makes me definitely get to Québec! Thanks for posting!
It was not maple syrup, but maple taffy. During spring, they boil the maple sap to concentrate the sugar. First you get syrup, then taffy, then soft sugar and finally, hard sugar. That's why it was thicker. By the way, a god place to eat traditional cuisine at reasonable price is at "Le Buffet de l'Antiquaire" on St. Paul Street.
You can drinks beer or wine un Québec parks if you also eat. You can have a Picnic with wine or beer but not only drinks. So you were pwrfecly légal with tour wine, bread and Cheese.
Crazy, that it is looking so European! Great thing you can hop to Europe even faster, than going on a plane :) Definitely a must place to visit! Probably this year! :) Nice regards from Switzerland, David-
glad i found your channel. I've just visted Quebec couple weeks back, its so funny how snow can change everything. I never got to try those maple sticks, was saving myself for christmas food, but maybe next time i will get to try. great video from one traveler to another
You guys, so cute and funny together hahaha. Thanks for showing the city. I'm moving to there in a few months and although I've never been there, I already love it.
Say Salut when its the afternoon because that literally means Hi. Bonjour literally means Good Morning (just like in english, saying good morning is a greeting but it doesnt really mean Hi)
+KC Capoeira We were there at the beginning of June and it was a bit windy/rainy but it warmed up later in the week. Sometimes it seems like parts of Canada see all 4 seasons in one day..so unpredictable!
It's weird... i'm from Quebec City and i love my city... but when I went to Paris i loved it, people are so nice to us (even get free stuff from museaum). Anyway welcome to everyone of you to Québec City!
Exact same thing. I honestly think people like you and me would have a better experience if you were in downtown Paris a lot more instead of the newer part. (And if there were a lot less illegal migrants there. other cities in france tend to be alot nicer)
To be fair, Paris metro area is 12 millions inhabitants which is 150% of the population of the whole Québec province. The city of Québec in size represents only 2 boroughs of Paris to put it in perspective. :')
Well I know you're bias because you seem to be Canadians, but are the people here (Montreal or Quebec *City*?) nicer than in Paris? They seemed a bit grouchy here, but since you've been to Paris I'm sure you know what I mean
Ronnie . it is just a bit a cultural gap, for sure the people are not as first friendly to foreigners as in North America, but they can be very nice if you know them ( to be polite in France is to show respect , whereas in Canada is to be friendly).
"It feels like we're in a totally different country"
Well, that's exactly how I feel like too whenever I go in Ontario
It is actually a different nation
Ontario really is the proof that when it gets closer to the states it looks more like it
When I cross the border to Ontario,
When I cross the border to Ontario, depression starts. “Joie de vivre vibe is over”.
Quebec city is spectacular. I went in the winter and with all the snow covering all the buildings and streets it looked like a picture post card everywhere I looked. C'est magnifique!
It really is. I hope we get to return in the winter because it sounds like it really comes to life when the snow falls
By the way it's the genuine Canada...Like i was told by a taxi driver in London U.K...Genuine Canadian are the one who speak french..
Omg I said the same thing!!!! When I went in 2019 and I went to the Grand Prix, Barbie Museum, and then some!!! Im so blessed and glad I got to go! It's literally like Paris of North America :)
I almost died when I saw his cheese, charcuterie and wine selection.
I was in Québec City on a family trip a long time ago when I was like 13 and don't remember much about it. Though I have been to Montréal within the past few years and love it, this video makes me definitely get to Québec! Thanks for posting!
thanks guys for the video, we are thinking to make a big trip this summer, from DC all the way to Montreal, Ottowa, and possibly Quebec city.
Come back whenever! Thanks for all the compliments :)
It was not maple syrup, but maple taffy. During spring, they boil the maple sap to concentrate the sugar. First you get syrup, then taffy, then soft sugar and finally, hard sugar. That's why it was thicker. By the way, a god place to eat traditional cuisine at reasonable price is at "Le Buffet de l'Antiquaire" on St. Paul Street.
You can drinks beer or wine un Québec parks if you also eat. You can have a Picnic with wine or beer but not only drinks. So you were pwrfecly légal with tour wine, bread and Cheese.
Happy that you enjoyed your stay with us ! À bientôt j'espère :)
Crazy, that it is looking so European! Great thing you can hop to Europe even faster, than going on a plane :) Definitely a must place to visit! Probably this year! :) Nice regards from Switzerland, David-
glad i found your channel. I've just visted Quebec couple weeks back, its so funny how snow can change everything. I never got to try those maple sticks, was saving myself for christmas food, but maybe next time i will get to try. great video from one traveler to another
Brings back great memories, thnx for the content.
Look like a very good place to travel some day :)
It really is. I hope you get to see it one day soon
You guys, so cute and funny together hahaha. Thanks for showing the city. I'm moving to there in a few months and although I've never been there, I already love it.
Thanks, Pedro! Best of luck with your move :)
You are in my city yay
Je suis francais (am french)
Say Salut when its the afternoon because that literally means Hi. Bonjour literally means Good Morning (just like in english, saying good morning is a greeting but it doesnt really mean Hi)
Good to know! Thanks :)
Technically, you're right, that's how French language is, but in practice
Bonjour = Polite
Salut = More friendly
I'm from the Québec province :)
When did you go during the year? And how is the weather?
+KC Capoeira We were there at the beginning of June and it was a bit windy/rainy but it warmed up later in the week. Sometimes it seems like parts of Canada see all 4 seasons in one day..so unpredictable!
Paris is kind of dirty and people tend to be rude, that's how my experience went however lol. I'm going to Quebec City in march!! Loved yalls vlog :)
Our experience was similar to yours lol. Have fun in Quebec City!
It's weird... i'm from Quebec City and i love my city... but when I went to Paris i loved it, people are so nice to us (even get free stuff from museaum).
Anyway welcome to everyone of you to Québec City!
Exact same thing. I honestly think people like you and me would have a better experience if you were in downtown Paris a lot more instead of the newer part. (And if there were a lot less illegal migrants there. other cities in france tend to be alot nicer)
To be fair, Paris metro area is 12 millions inhabitants which is 150% of the population of the whole Québec province. The city of Québec in size represents only 2 boroughs of Paris to put it in perspective. :')
jajaja...cantas muy bien en pijama...vete a cama y vete a dormir... aprendiste muy español.
Gracias haha, la madre de Fel enseño esa canción :)
nice video guys!!! so do you speak French also?
I took a few classes back in Highschool so I only remember a few things but Felicia is pretty good and can get us by if no one speaks english
hola saludos a los 2 . trabajando acabo de ver su video
Thanks Juan!
Cheap!!, is the word!.
What, you bought no nice cheese?
Nicola Leroux my wine :P
no shot these guys are Canadian being surprised by maple syrup on a stick and saying its weirdly thick
VIVE LE QUÉBEC LIBRE
ajjajajaja que bien cantas en español😂😂😂😂😂 blue eyes👍👍
haha I sing for my Mexican amigos
Howcome you know Cri-Cri songs?
Where you come from?
We're both Canadian (she's from Toronto and he's from Vancouver)
But the real Paris is better still
2019
It's because it is not cad'na, ti is Québec
Well I know you're bias because you seem to be Canadians, but are the people here (Montreal or Quebec *City*?) nicer than in Paris? They seemed a bit grouchy here, but since you've been to Paris I'm sure you know what I mean
I(Wes) would say that the atmosphere is Quebec is a lot nicer than in Paris :)
Ronnie . it is just a bit a cultural gap, for sure the people are not as first friendly to foreigners as in North America, but they can be very nice if you know them ( to be polite in France is to show respect , whereas in Canada is to be friendly).
Ronnie What do you mean grouchy??? Quebecers are the most happiest people in Canada.
@@JL-wh3jj I think he was speaking of Paris...
Ur girls cute lol
How can you even compare Paris to Quebec city ?? 🤦🏻♂️
More like how can you compare Québec city to Paris. :)
no youre not in europe you are kind of american us european thing