Quebec

 Welcome to Quebec City.

In Old Quebec City climbing to Upper...

....Town.

Have the place to myself.

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Perched over a bend in the St. Lawrence River, making it a strategic military spot, showcased at Parc-de-l'Artillerie.

  

Le Casse-Crêpe Breton 

Buckwheat crepe with bacon (ham), spinach, goat cheese, tomato and pesto.

 

Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral was rebuilt in 1759 after the Siege of Quebec.

  

  

Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral is the oldest church in Canada.

Fairmont Le Château Frontenac opened in 1893.  It has 18 floors with 610 rooms.

 

Courtyard of the Fairmont.

Tad nicer than a Motel 6.

 

Terrassee Dufferin is Quebec's boardwalk.

There was bakery.

 

Cathedral of the Holy Trinity was completed in 1804.

Tis the season.

 

Have taken funiculars from Pittsburgh to Heidelberg.

Rue du Petit Champlain in Lower Town is this port town's oldest street.

 

Seen the world over- merchants catering to locals centuries ago to merchants catering to tourists.

  

Place Royale dates to the 1600s.

 

Driving along Grand Allee a few kilometers west of Old Quebec.

 

Then touring La Citadelle de Québec.

  

Built by the British 1820 to 1850.

It's still an active military base, with views.

 

In the Montcalm neighborhood.

Épicerie J.A. Moisan, 1871.

  

The cafe and boutique lined street with floor lamp looking street lights is Rue Cartier.

Les Halles Cartier

  

The Onion Pie at Café Krieghoff was two words. Pheno menal.

 

Crossing the St. Lawrence for 2 more hours of driving to Lennoxville.