Quebec City was definitely a surprise, and ultimately I regretted only being able to spend 1.5 days there. I sort of expected to be a lot like Montreal but in fact it was very different! It had more classic, historical buildings and architecture (in fact, 2008 was the 400 year anniversary of the city), and was much cleaner. Even people’s accents were slightly different. Here are some photos.
Nice flower garden in Quebec City.
Narrow street in Quebec City.
In the historic center of Quebec City.
The Entrecote Saint Jean restaurant in Quebec City.
Some sort of procession in the city center of Quebec City.
A church undergoing repair or reconstruction in Quebec City.
A cannon in Quebec City.
White art sculpture of three sitting humans in Quebec City.
A lone white sailboat on the Saint Lawrence River.
The Saint Lawrence River.
Walking down some steps by the St. Lawrence River.
The Saint Lawrence River.
I didn't see too much graffiti in Quebec City, but here is some that says Quebec Libre.
Charming horse and carriage.
Plaza with trees and tall buildings in Quebec City.
Sidewalk paved with rectangular pavers along storefronts in Quebec City.
