Québec City Getaway at Le Château Frontenac - June 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2022
- In our first time to Canada, we visited the beautiful Quebec City! Beautiful city, incredible food, and amazing history. We stayed in Chateau Frontenac, which we highly recommend. Definitely worth the extra expense, and the included hotel breakfast is not to be missed!
Poutine with shredded cheese is a no no :)
Really nice vlog! Québec is such a magnificent city.
The Beaver tails restaurant 14:06 , is situated in the former home of my distant ancestor, Jean Demers, who retired from farming on the Etchemin river, to this home/ store that he had built around 1689... My Paternal Grandmother and 2 of my 2nd Great-Grammas were Demers! (One on each side)
I live un Quebec! Hope you enjoyed your vacation here! You should come back during winter, it feels like a complete different city! 😇❄️
you are right to present the city of Quebec, a city that has charmI really like this city even if I don't live there but I had the aucation to visit this city a few times
I find Quebec City to be an amazing place.
Thank you for sharing your video.
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wonder what rooms have preferred views i favor such a room in case of inclement weather can always drink
Le restaurant Queue de Castor 14:07 est situe dans la maison ancestrale de mon ancetre Jean Demers batit pour lui ca. 1689 comme maison et magazin, la famile a demenagee apres la conquete en 1760
Was that a Purdue t-shirt I saw on the husband??? Boiler Up! My girlfriends and I (all Purdue grads) are going to QC end of August. Enjoyed your video!
It was!! 😄 He is a Purdue grad as well!! Have a great trip!! Thanks for watching 😁
@@monicamcfadden another question…by chance, did your husband have relatives that lived south of Lafayette around Dayton? There were McFadden’s near my grandparents. Just curious.
Great video.. We start our 14 day cruise from there on October 20th staying at the same hotel. Did you experience any issues with the language or currency?
Thanks! That sounds like a blast! Most places didn’t take American Express, but we used a Visa card we have that has no foreign transaction fees everywhere we went. Had no problem with that. And almost everywhere we went spoke French and English! They say “Bonjour, Hello” when greeting you to test the waters, and when you respond back with Hello, they continue talking in English. 😊
@@monicamcfadden Yeah, in Québec it's mostly Vida vs MasterCard. In touristy places you'll always find someone who understands English. Elsewhere I'd suggest learning basic words that will help you with finding your way around. Words in French for bridge, street, forbidden, warning, cost, left, right, etc. Google Lens application can help. Most roadsigns use pictograms anyway.
Restaurant menus will be bilingual in most restaurants, or an English version will be provided if you ask (or if you look confused). People are friendly in general, and crime rate is very low. You can carry alcohol around and drink in parks. Oh course, people will be less friendly if you are rude or show impatience when they speak French.
How much was your room?
Based on this video it appears $50 doesn't get you very much in Quebec, other than bordem...