Quebec City, Canada

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A restaurant atop the falls.

Québec City blends Old World charm with riverfront drama. Cobblestoned streets wind through the fortified Old Town—UNESCO-listed—where the copper-roofed Château Frontenac crowns cliffs above the St. Lawrence. French is the city’s heartbeat, from boulangeries and lively bistros to summer festivals and the winter Carnaval. Neighbourhoods like Petit-Champlain and Saint-Roch mix heritage façades with creative shops, cafés, and street art. Seasons shape everything: maple-bright autumns, deep-snow winters with toboggan runs, and sunlit terraces in June. It’s compact, walkable, and wonderfully photogenic, with history and modern life sharing the same narrow streets.

Shot taken near Montmorency Falls (near Quebec City)

Raging waters

Gondola against the city background

Susan and I at the top of the falls.

Pretty flowers in the garden at the top of the falls.

The gondola track.