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Rue Saint-Jean and side streets

Adorable architecture, lots of cafes, and a good bookstore.

Rue Saint-Jean and side streets

Adorable architecture, lots of cafes, and a good bookstore.

Parc des Gouverneurs

Large square park filled with tall, old trees, looking down on the happy vibes of Dufferin Terrace and the blue river below.

Rue Saint-Jean and side streets

Adorable architecture, lots of cafes, and a good bookstore.

Rue Saint-Jean and side streets

Adorable architecture, lots of cafes, and a good bookstore.

Rue des Remparts and Montmorency Park

Delightful stone ramparts with cannons, views of the river, breeze, maple leaves galore! Peaceful!

Chateau Frontenac

The iconic Chateauesque-style hotel that stands high above the Saint Lawrence River. It is the center of Old Quebec.

Rue Saint-Louis and side streets

Very crowded street of historic buildings with restaurants and hotels, leading down to Chateau Frontenac.

Annecy town, France

Historic town with colorful buildings on crystal clear blue-green lake with backdrop of stunning, high mountains.

Rue Saint-Jean and side streets

Adorable architecture, lots of cafes, and a good bookstore.

Rue des Remparts and Montmorency Park

Delightful stone ramparts with cannons, views of the river, breeze, maple leaves galore! Peaceful!

Lower Town

The oldest part of Quebec City. An amazing area of galleries, shops, cafes, incredible architecture, flower baskets, cobblestone streets, and the waterfront.

Chateau Frontenac

The iconic Chateauesque-style hotel that stands high above the Saint Lawrence River. It is the center of Old Quebec.

Rue Saint-Louis and side streets

Very crowded street of historic buildings with restaurants and hotels, leading down to Chateau Frontenac.

Rue Saint-Louis and side streets

Very crowded street of historic buildings with restaurants and hotels, leading down to Chateau Frontenac.

Lower Town

The oldest part of Quebec City. An amazing area of galleries, shops, cafes, incredible architecture, flower baskets, cobblestone streets, and the waterfront.

Esplanade Park playground

Space age playground near the old rampart walls.

Rue Saint-Jean and side streets

Adorable architecture, lots of cafes, and a good bookstore.

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