After our walk, we jumped onto the bus which goes from near Montmorency Falls into downtown Quebec City. It was a pleasant ride through the small towns around QC. The bus dropped us almost at the gate to the old city. Vieux-Quebec is a UNESCO world heritage site. Here are the pics:
Skating rink inside Porte St. Jean.
Mmmmmm, crepes for lunch. Mine had cheese and asparagus.
The restaurant in which we ate the crepes.
Looking down into the Quartier Petit Champlain: shops and restaurants in the gorgeous stone buildings. I was delighted (I know it’s early) to see that the Christmas decorations were going up. I didn’t think they would be yet and I’ve always wanted to visit Quebec at Christmas. More about that in the next post.
The Funicular moves people from the lower streets of the old city up to the board walk beside the Chateau.
I never tire of old churches.
No end to the beautiful views.
Looking up at the Chateau Frontenac as the light is fading.
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I lived just around the corner to the left in the fourth picture. I love that neighborhood. Another interesting fact is the Church in your 6th picture was where they filmed Leonardo Dicaprio’s arrest scene that was set in France in Catch Me If You Can.
Cool! Thanks for the comment Andrew. If we were to live in QC, that 4th pic is exactly where we would want to be. It looks like Montréal will be our new home, perhaps as soon as this coming spring. Congrats on your new sitch, looks SO beautiful; dream life! xo