Saturday, 3 June 2017

Quebec City

An amazing two days exploring Quebec City 
and surrounding area.  We absolutely loved Old Quebec, upper and lower. The only walled city north of Mexico!
We had a very interesting tour of the Citadel - fascinating military history!! Still an active military base for the 22nd Regiment. And of course walked around the Plains of Abraham-
the home of the  most crucial 20 minute battle in Canadian history.
 Our campground host suggested a great bike ride to QC that we really enjoyed- over a bridge one way and return on a ferry across the St Lawrence.  Rode through a pretty little town across from QC  named Levis . The 15 km path along the St Lawrence was excellent and very scenic. πŸš΄β€β™€οΈπŸš΄β€β™€οΈ
The Wall 
 
The streets 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 The Citadel
  
 
 
View from the Citadel
 
Some of the fabulous churches
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The bike ride
 
 
Pics from the ferry
Levis
 
 
Quebec City
 
 
 

11 comments:

  1. Quebec City is such a beautiful place to visit with that old European feel. Thank you for the great pictures and glad you are able to get in some interesting bike rides on you trip πŸš΄πŸ»β€β™€οΈ. We are just heading from Prague today to get on to our boat and bike trip today and will be thinking of you and Paul. Take care and continued safe journeys
    πŸ’• Brenda

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    1. Thank you Brenda! I hope you have a fantastic time on your
      Bike and Barge adventure 🚡🚡

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  2. Great pics guys! Soak up all that historyπŸš΅πŸΌπŸš΅πŸΏβ€β™€οΈ

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    1. Haven't had this much history since Grade 10 SS with you-
      Canadian Studies- remember??😊

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  3. Beautiful pics and what a lovely city! Rekindles memories from 17 years ago! Yikes!! Love following your journey! XO

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  4. Beautiful!!! Fell in love all over again with Quebec City!! Great pics! Travel safe! πŸ’ž

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  5. Amazing to see the number and grandeur of those churches! Imagine the time and money spent erecting those buildings. and no doubt the cost to maintain them now. Such an "old world" feel to all of the buildings and streets (at least in the pics you shared) and incredible hours of manpower to build that wall!

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