Which places would you like to visit in Quebec City? 😍 Let's get this video to 1000 Likes guys!! Then, we'll make a new video on 'Best Places to Visit in Edmonton'.
@@AnimalAlmighty I’ve been there and there’s this awesome toboggan ride that’s like 100 ft high. The city is also awesome and there’s a lot of history there
Fun fact, Notre Dame des Victoires at #1 can also be seen in Catch Me If You Can in the later scene where Frank Abagnale, Jr is seen forging cheques in a small French town around Christmas time!
@hamletlamarche3681 Beside tourist attractions all listed on yourube visit grape fields with vinneries- beautiful scenery . I was in Cassis Monna and Filled . There are many around Quebec city of 15-20 min ride and, of course, big waterfall Montmorency falls.
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Very interesting video but unfortunately the editing was bad in my opinion. I'm a local and I can tell that most of the images are really unrelated to Quebec City itself. But other than that, thank you for promoting this unique gem of North America!
One hour from Quebec city to Charlevoix region , you may watch 13 species of whales from the biggest animal on earth , the bue whale to Belugas ... Mountains , fjord ( Saguenay ) good food , Club Med ( Le Massif ) , Emu farms to art galleries , Baie St Paul , Castle life at the Manoir Richelieu ... world class vacation, culture , history ( 1534) and best food in a safe environment
CAREFUL viewers. Several pictures included in this video are NOT of Québec city (although most are). Some pictures of the landscape, of museums and of the parliament show elements from other cities in Canada. The audio commentary is pretty accurate most of the time, but the video editing is bad, some pictures are not shown at the same time as they are mentioned...
The most striking to me was the "Saint-Lawrence River" shots where they show the Thousand Islands area, located about 500km (300 miles) away from Quebec City. Another funny one is the "Trait-Carre Charlesbourg" while describing the Fudgerie in Quartier Petit-Champlain. The Trait-Carre is a very distinct area worth visiting, also in Quebec City but totally unrelated to the Petit-Champlain.
When describing the fortifications, they slip in a photo of a skyscraper as an example of one of the "towers" -- a skyscraper that isn't even in Quebec City.
The Quebecois are a warm friendly people as long as tourists aren't arrogant and expect them to speak English. Many don't or are not fluent. Most do in the touristy areas.
so how is the experience for non French speaking visitors? are there any real practical difficulties in navigating the city, shopping, food and others?
Quebec City relies a LOT on the tourist industry, so most of the people you will meet there will know English. All the restaurants in the busy area have an English menu, the exhibits will have information in French and English. If you know just a few words in French the people will become even friendlier. Things like "Bonjour, ça va bien?", "Au Revoir" and the curse word "Tabernacle" (pronounce Ta-bar-nak) will make a difference in your day, even if spoken with a strong accent. I hope you get to visit and enjoy your stay.
I leave on Quebec City. You will be well received in English. Please learn some basic French expression and people will be even more pleased to serve you.
@@theblackstar8076 Sorry, it's not true that 90% of the population speaks English fluently here. If you stay inside the fortification walls of Québec, the tourist "Disney land style" area, well ya, but if you go outside.... not really. My parents and most of my friends (even if they have many years of University studies) don't really mange English. But if you speak slowly and ask simple things, you might find somebody who can help you.
@@theblackstar8076 90%?...no not true at all. Many people do not speak English or are not fluent in English. My family lives there, parents born and raised there, and I've traveled there often. A large percentage do not speak English.
Where the heck did you dig up the pic at 3:38? This room is NOT part of the Québec Parliament LOL wtf But it's a nice, inviting video overall. Hope it inspires people to come see us!
The Musée de l'Amérique Française, the museum of Champlain at Place Royale, the fudgerie and the umbrelas up the Cul-de-Sac street don't exist anymore. 😉
At least there was an attempt. There was none on your part to understand that an accent doesn't have to be perfect, it has to be understood. And you knew exactly what they were talking about.
Great video, but Québec is pronounced “Kay-beck” and Île D’Orléans is “ill d’or lay en”, and not like New Orleans. Also, I know we pronounce Dufferin with a French accent, but Lord Dufferin was British, so you can pronounce it in English “duff rin”.
My wife and I are so looking forward to our trip. I can't believe I've lived for 7 decades and have never been (and we're only just north of Boston!) My parents honeymooned there 74 years ago. I am guessing you may live in or near the city? I always find it helpful to ask a 'local' their opinion of 'must see's or dos and don'ts. Perhaps you might comment. Merci!
@@SuperShiningDawn laisse faire, je disais sa dans le sens que se sont les anglais qui on pris le pouvoir au Canada dans le temps et qu’elle veut en gros oublier le fait que les français on déjà vécu ici. Dit toi que plusieurs canadien anglais croit encore que les anglais son arriver au Québec avant les français.
@@virtyom8936 Les gens peuvent ben croire ce qu'ils veulent, mais les faits sont là que ça leur plaisent ou non. 🤣S'ils ont pas envie de s'éduquer comme du monde, rendu là, c'est leur problème. 😂
I'm from Québec city and most of the people will understand you if you speak slowly and mostly stay in the tourist areas. But please, try to learn some basic French sentences and words ( like thank you, goodbye, hi, do you speak English?, etc.) and then people will be a thousand times more happy to answer you! 😉
Well I would love to go to Quebec City but one thing that holds me back from going is I don't speak French I want to learn it and I heard and I hope I'm wrong people in Quebec City ignore English speaking people but when I think of Quebec I think of the Nordiques and for you nice people in Quebec City I apologize I can't speak French I hope you people would help me learn it cause I wanna explore your beautiful city talk about the Nordiques but will I go a bit to far if I mention the Montreal Expos??
Non mais si tu parle absolument pas français, on va te parler anglais parce que tu est un touriste. Alors que si tu y habiterais, là tu serai pas mal obliger d’apprendre le français parce que c’est écrit dans la loi et blabla, je suis pas pour cette loi mais bon…
@@virtyom8936 Wow!!! We are going to fly into Quebec this evening and o am so excited! I have been trying to learn some French but didn’t do well. I was so so so worried that it would be rude, but ur amazingly sweet message makes me even MORE EXCITED, and I didn’t think it was possible! If u have any “must sees” or suggestions, plz let me know! We will be at the Hotel Le Concorde!
It is probably too late to reply, but this comment might help other users. My "Must See" place is the Montmorency Fall, located about halfway between the Basilique Sainte-Anne and the Quartier Petit Champlain. You can try the Zipline or the Via-ferrata (which is a mix of rock climbing and hiking) in a majestic scenery.
Lay-vee not Levisss rhymes with Elvis! Not Qwebec, but Kaybec! Shame winter activities were not included ! The furnicular at les Chutes- de-Montmorency. The food! How can you not mention the food?! The port welcomes many a ship.
Bonjour je m’appelle Eric je habite en les États Unis je suis Juif Oui je crois le Nom de Jésus est Dieu Christ est Seigneur notre Juge et Défenseur te bénit Québec je amour toi
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The Numbers of falses pictures of Québec City is insane .... you are LAZY .... , and , Yes we are Friendly , the City is really Hillie and Windy .... wind is your number one ennemi in my city .... The food is incredible ( expensive .... but incredibly good , try one of many kinds of Poutine ;) ) and most of us speak a bit of english ;) and the Women are the moste beautifull in the World.
I visite that province often, i can't speak french. Also everyone tries to speak to me in english, always super nice. And when i visited Toronto everyone acted so fake and smug.
Wow, I was thinking of visiting Quebec City and then I found this video. FIRE YOUR EDITOR! I don't need to see generic pictures of families and soldiers, show me the city and the attractions. You talk for 30 seconds about the funicular and I have to google what it looks like and see it in action. 2:39 why am I looking at a shipping barge off in the distance? 3:03 why am I looking at a waterfall? 4:42 why am I looking at 3 balls? The list goes on... And the cheesy, distracting transitions! I don't usually leave negative comments, but seriously, FIRE YOUR EDITOR. Crazy.
This video is just so full of wrong images and information. As a resident of Quebec City, I cannot believe just how poorly researched this video was done. Photos of people and places that do not have anything to do with Quebec City are abundant. And don't get me started on the narrator's very poor pronunciation -- not just of French words (which I could understand seeing that the narrator is obviously not a French-speaker); but also of some English words.
As beautiful as Quebec is just be aware that the Quebec Government treats their English citizens and immigrants as 2nd hand citizens. They have stripped the English of their rights.
Not going back, too many speed cameras everywhere. Nothing like a speeding ticket of $140usd a week after vacation. Ruined my experience and yes, likely my fault but they are everywhere so one lapse and no leniency.
This is a bad video and you should feel bad about it. The frenetic editing was obviously done by someone who had no idea what the city is actually like, it's filled with unrelated images and it's a terrible list. No mention of the Musée des Beaux-Arts, the Aquarium, the Montmorency Falls, the Iles d'Orleans itself, and many other places? There are far better videos out there.
Which places would you like to visit in Quebec City?
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This is dumb
I've been to 36 cities in North America and Quebec City is by far the most beautiful. Montreal is a close second.
Wow! I’m gonna be in Quebec City this evening for a week! Any suggestions? Thanks for a great video
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@@tatianagranger2427how was it?
@@AnimalAlmighty I’ve been there and there’s this awesome toboggan ride that’s like 100 ft high. The city is also awesome and there’s a lot of history there
You need to visit more cities
Quebec and Montreal are just amazing!
Fun fact, Notre Dame des Victoires at #1 can also be seen in Catch Me If You Can in the later scene where Frank Abagnale, Jr is seen forging cheques in a small French town around Christmas time!
I am ready to visit Quebec City! Going in 3 days. Wohooo
How was it
Planing on going to Quebec for 4 days …any advice?
@kspisk5696 I love it. Strongly recommended to those who like europian taste, vinneries , art and history
@hamletlamarche3681 Beside tourist attractions all listed on yourube visit grape fields with vinneries- beautiful scenery . I was in Cassis Monna and Filled . There are many around Quebec city of 15-20 min ride and, of course, big waterfall Montmorency falls.
@@kristinavb4398 thank you!!!!
Thank you! Very comprehensive. God bless you!
Not just one of the best Canadian cities, one of the best cities in the world.
I'd say in the Americas. In Europe a city like that is mundane.
Ehhhh
I don't even think people from Quebec believe that, they're all in florida, georgia, and texas
There’s a lot of cities that look like that in Europe
J'adore Québec!❤
you would with a name like yours
Vive Québec, vive le Canada
Thanks for the great video. We are going this coming October and can't wait!
Awesome! All the best for your trip 👍
Bon voyage et bienvenue au Québec City
Grateful for this video as I'm going with my cousin to Quebec City this May
Great Thanks! I’m here now for a visit
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very good photos AND very good coverage of the important sights! thank you!
Quebec is really special
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Awesome video. Planning on it.
looks really nice
Even tho I've gone to old quebec probably 20+ times in my 14 year old life I still love watching foreigners make videos about quebec city
Great video!!!
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very interesting video 👍❤❤❤ beautiful scenery
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@@TRIPXTREME welcome my friend ❤️ sure
Fantastic Quebec and you done well 👍
Vraiment super
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I will visit in September. I am looking forward to it! Thanks for sharing all the wonderful sites!
How it was ? I triyng to go on octubre but I’m looking for places to visit
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It was beautiful! Notre Dame Basilica was worth taking the time to visit.
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Very interesting video but unfortunately the editing was bad in my opinion. I'm a local and I can tell that most of the images are really unrelated to Quebec City itself. But other than that, thank you for promoting this unique gem of North America!
nice video, super
One hour from Quebec city to Charlevoix region , you may watch 13 species of whales from the biggest animal on earth , the bue whale to Belugas ... Mountains , fjord ( Saguenay ) good food , Club Med ( Le Massif ) , Emu farms to art galleries , Baie St Paul , Castle life at the Manoir Richelieu ... world class vacation, culture , history ( 1534) and best food in a safe environment
CAREFUL viewers.
Several pictures included in this video are NOT of Québec city (although most are). Some pictures of the landscape, of museums and of the parliament show elements from other cities in Canada.
The audio commentary is pretty accurate most of the time, but the video editing is bad, some pictures are not shown at the same time as they are mentioned...
I am not super familiar with Québec City but I did notice at least one of the images selected to show the inside of Parliament Building was incorrect.
The most striking to me was the "Saint-Lawrence River" shots where they show the Thousand Islands area, located about 500km (300 miles) away from Quebec City. Another funny one is the "Trait-Carre Charlesbourg" while describing the Fudgerie in Quartier Petit-Champlain. The Trait-Carre is a very distinct area worth visiting, also in Quebec City but totally unrelated to the Petit-Champlain.
I think they also show Lac des Castors (Beaver Lake) which is in Montreal at 0:31
I don’t know Canada. I’m planning to visit a recent moving brother out there.Thanks for your comments. Sure I ‘ ll do my own research .
When describing the fortifications, they slip in a photo of a skyscraper as an example of one of the "towers" -- a skyscraper that isn't even in Quebec City.
Hope the French like folks from Boston 😉. Great video, thank you!
when are you going ? bon voyage!
Bien sûr mon ami !
Why wouldn't they? Are you still thinking of things that happened 400 years ago? Geez
The Quebecois are a warm friendly people as long as tourists aren't arrogant and expect them to speak English. Many don't or are not fluent. Most do in the touristy areas.
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Most of beautifull city
so how is the experience for non French speaking visitors? are there any real practical difficulties in navigating the city, shopping, food and others?
Quebec City relies a LOT on the tourist industry, so most of the people you will meet there will know English. All the restaurants in the busy area have an English menu, the exhibits will have information in French and English. If you know just a few words in French the people will become even friendlier. Things like "Bonjour, ça va bien?", "Au Revoir" and the curse word "Tabernacle" (pronounce Ta-bar-nak) will make a difference in your day, even if spoken with a strong accent. I hope you get to visit and enjoy your stay.
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Now on mybucket list! I think I will go in October for mybirthday. I speak ZERO French. Will I be ok to get around?
You might have some problems in Quebec City. But if you say: "Pardon, parlez-vous Anglais?" people will know you only speak English.
I leave on Quebec City.
You will be well received in English.
Please learn some basic French expression and people will be even more pleased to serve you.
In Quebec City 90% can speak english so u will not find problem to speak with ppl there
@@theblackstar8076 Sorry, it's not true that 90% of the population speaks English fluently here. If you stay inside the fortification walls of Québec, the tourist "Disney land style" area, well ya, but if you go outside.... not really. My parents and most of my friends (even if they have many years of University studies) don't really mange English. But if you speak slowly and ask simple things, you might find somebody who can help you.
@@theblackstar8076 90%?...no not true at all. Many people do not speak English or are not fluent in English. My family lives there, parents born and raised there, and I've traveled there often. A large percentage do not speak English.
Most beautiful city in North America!!!
Where the heck did you dig up the pic at 3:38? This room is NOT part of the Québec Parliament LOL wtf
But it's a nice, inviting video overall. Hope it inspires people to come see us!
I LOVE YOU CANADA CITY ❤️🌹🌹 BEST COUNTRY FOR ME 💪💪👍👍🤙❤❤❤
Wait ... no Montmorency Falls nor Orleans Island?
The Musée de l'Amérique Française, the museum of Champlain at Place Royale, the fudgerie and the umbrelas up the Cul-de-Sac street don't exist anymore. 😉
Thank u for letting me know!!!
Vive le Québec libre!
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This sounds great as I have GBS and have trouble with a lot of stairs.
Definitely Europe in North America
Thanks for an awesome video.
Glad you liked it! Please Like & Share the video as well. ❤
Prononciation : there was an attempt.
At least there was an attempt. There was none on your part to understand that an accent doesn't have to be perfect, it has to be understood. And you knew exactly what they were talking about.
Great video, but Québec is pronounced “Kay-beck” and Île D’Orléans is “ill d’or lay en”, and not like New Orleans. Also, I know we pronounce Dufferin with a French accent, but Lord Dufferin was British, so you can pronounce it in English “duff rin”.
My wife and I are so looking forward to our trip. I can't believe I've lived for 7 decades and have never been (and we're only just north of Boston!) My parents honeymooned there 74 years ago. I am guessing you may live in or near the city? I always find it helpful to ask a 'local' their opinion of 'must see's or dos and don'ts. Perhaps you might comment. Merci!
You still knew what they meant, right? Stop being pedantic.
I WAIT FOR IMMIGRATION FOR TO FLY WORKING LEAVING CANADA CITY ❤️🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️
Listen, player, obviously I thought about just wandering around the place.
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Unless the you tuber did it on purpose to trigger more comments. Purpose accomplished TripExtr. Lol
It's not a city. It's a province but a very good video
Quebec City is a city and it is the capital of the province of Quebec.
Plz do halifax
celine dion didnt make the list?
Is there a McDonald’s? 🍔
Quebec was found in 1608, she's 414 years old, not 300.
Sa dépend de la version française ou anglaise🙃
Umm Quebec is actually non-binary and their pronouns are they/them.
@@virtyom8936 j'comprends pas ce que tu veux dire par là. Même dans les documents anglais, ça nie pas que la ville était fondé le 3 juillet 1608.
@@SuperShiningDawn laisse faire, je disais sa dans le sens que se sont les anglais qui on pris le pouvoir au Canada dans le temps et qu’elle veut en gros oublier le fait que les français on déjà vécu ici. Dit toi que plusieurs canadien anglais croit encore que les anglais son arriver au Québec avant les français.
@@virtyom8936 Les gens peuvent ben croire ce qu'ils veulent, mais les faits sont là que ça leur plaisent ou non. 🤣S'ils ont pas envie de s'éduquer comme du monde, rendu là, c'est leur problème. 😂
Can i speak only English if i will go to Canada ?
90% yes.
Quebec- New Brunswick- Yukon and eastern of Ontario all of them speak French
I'm from Québec city and most of the people will understand you if you speak slowly and mostly stay in the tourist areas. But please, try to learn some basic French sentences and words ( like thank you, goodbye, hi, do you speak English?, etc.) and then people will be a thousand times more happy to answer you! 😉
@@theblackstar8076 Clown comment. People in these places don't speak French only.
And there are French communities in so many other places.
Well I would love to go to Quebec City but one thing that holds me back from going is I don't speak French I want to learn it and I heard and I hope I'm wrong people in Quebec City ignore English speaking people but when I think of Quebec I think of the Nordiques and for you nice people in Quebec City I apologize I can't speak French I hope you people would help me learn it cause I wanna explore your beautiful city talk about the Nordiques but will I go a bit to far if I mention the Montreal Expos??
Non mais si tu parle absolument pas français, on va te parler anglais parce que tu est un touriste. Alors que si tu y habiterais, là tu serai pas mal obliger d’apprendre le français parce que c’est écrit dans la loi et blabla, je suis pas pour cette loi mais bon…
@@virtyom8936 Wow!!! We are going to fly into Quebec this evening and o am so excited! I have been trying to learn some French but didn’t do well. I was so so so worried that it would be rude, but ur amazingly sweet message makes me even MORE EXCITED, and I didn’t think it was possible! If u have any “must sees” or suggestions, plz let me know! We will be at the Hotel Le Concorde!
It is probably too late to reply, but this comment might help other users. My "Must See" place is the Montmorency Fall, located about halfway between the Basilique Sainte-Anne and the Quartier Petit Champlain. You can try the Zipline or the Via-ferrata (which is a mix of rock climbing and hiking) in a majestic scenery.
What a ridiculous comment.
You're absolutely wrong. And that remark about Nordiques and Expos is idiotic.
Lay-vee not Levisss rhymes with Elvis! Not Qwebec, but Kaybec! Shame winter activities were not included ! The furnicular at les Chutes- de-Montmorency. The food! How can you not mention the food?! The port welcomes many a ship.
Are you done yet? You still knew what they meant right? How's your "insert any language you don't speak"?
#1 thing to do in Québec city: go to l'Aventurière, the finest brothel in Canada. Best girls in town, my favorite place on earth. 👍🏻😀
Bonjour je m’appelle Eric je habite en les États Unis je suis Juif
Oui je crois le Nom de Jésus est Dieu
Christ est Seigneur notre Juge et Défenseur
te bénit Québec je amour toi
Rude people to tourist's. Never go back.
*Being a Sikh, I Support Quebec Independence Movement*
So, is Quebec French or British?
Neither, it's french canadian.
@@Orionwayz So, it's French?
@@thespartan8476 If Wisconsin is English, then Quebec is French. If Wisconsin is American, then Quebec is Canadian.
@@ronstewtsaw Oh okay. Thank you.
Ou, Est Votre Destin ?Les Romians 10-9 Si tu confesses de ta bouche le Seigneur Jesus er si tu crois dans ton coeur que Dieu l a ressuscite des morts tu sera saueve
I live here hahahah
The Numbers of falses pictures of Québec City is insane .... you are LAZY .... , and , Yes we are Friendly , the City is really Hillie and Windy .... wind is your number one ennemi in my city .... The food is incredible ( expensive .... but incredibly good , try one of many kinds of Poutine ;) ) and most of us speak a bit of english ;) and the Women are the moste beautifull in the World.
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YOU DONT SAY THE S IN LÉVIS
Yeah...the smiles...what a joke. The moment they realize that you don't speak French there that smile spontaneously gets flipped upside down.
I visite that province often, i can't speak french. Also everyone tries to speak to me in english, always super nice. And when i visited Toronto everyone acted so fake and smug.
Why would you put so many pictures from MONTREAL !?! Just put pictures from Quebec, you should find plenty.
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Hello how are you feeling today?
Qubec is a nation different that Canada!
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Wow, I was thinking of visiting Quebec City and then I found this video. FIRE YOUR EDITOR! I don't need to see generic pictures of families and soldiers, show me the city and the attractions. You talk for 30 seconds about the funicular and I have to google what it looks like and see it in action. 2:39 why am I looking at a shipping barge off in the distance? 3:03 why am I looking at a waterfall? 4:42 why am I looking at 3 balls? The list goes on... And the cheesy, distracting transitions! I don't usually leave negative comments, but seriously, FIRE YOUR EDITOR. Crazy.
Lazily edited video, stock looking footage and disingenuous teaser for the #1 attraction
This video is just so full of wrong images and information. As a resident of Quebec City, I cannot believe just how poorly researched this video was done. Photos of people and places that do not have anything to do with Quebec City are abundant. And don't get me started on the narrator's very poor pronunciation -- not just of French words (which I could understand seeing that the narrator is obviously not a French-speaker); but also of some English words.
I'm no longer waiting for GRANT LOAN because I earn $29,700 every 10 days recently.
Don't waste your time. They don't want to speak English to tourists.
Don't waste their time. Don't go. They don't need stupid tourists who cannot make the difference between "wanting" and "being able".
As beautiful as Quebec is just be aware that the Quebec Government treats their English citizens and immigrants as 2nd hand citizens. They have stripped the English of their rights.
Let me play the world's smallest violin for you.
How does that affect tourists?
Not going back, too many speed cameras everywhere. Nothing like a speeding ticket of $140usd a week after vacation. Ruined my experience and yes, likely my fault but they are everywhere so one lapse and no leniency.
So, you're not going to places where rules are enforced? And you blame that on the places you visit?
This is a bad video and you should feel bad about it. The frenetic editing was obviously done by someone who had no idea what the city is actually like, it's filled with unrelated images and it's a terrible list. No mention of the Musée des Beaux-Arts, the Aquarium, the Montmorency Falls, the Iles d'Orleans itself, and many other places? There are far better videos out there.
I wouldnot go to Quebec even it it was 100% all expenses paid vacation .
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@@linefrenette9116 no yak le tabarnak anyway and never plan on learning.
@@tubedude4859 So stay home and shut up
Why is that? Can u please elaborate, i need to know opposing views s
@@razzzy1980 because i would feel like being in a foreign country without a passport .
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