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QUÉBEC CITY... A City Like No Other!

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Welcome to Quebec City, the heart of French Canada!
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0:00 - Welcome to Quebec City
1:19 - First Impressions of Quebec City
4:17 - Exploring the Streets
7:38 - Vasco Translator
9:30 - Quebec versus France
11:41 - Saint Lawrence River
12:26 - Interviewing Strangers and Speaking French
15:50 - The People You Meet With Travelling
17:09 - Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
18:47 - Stepping Back in Time
19:50 - Sugar Shack, Restaurant La Buche
20:46 - Golden Hour in Quebec City
21:48 - Downtown Quebec City
22:43 - Saint-Roch Neighbourhood
24:14 - Final Thoughts

Where I Stayed - Auberge Internationale de Quebec
https://www.aubergeinternationalequeb...

Where I Ate - Restaurant La Bûche
https://restolabuche.com/

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20 Comments

@maniacmike4453 1 year ago (edited)

Man, I love French Canada. Needs to stay French. It's a hidden gem that has character. Hope to visit QB City one day. I love the French culture. Keep that Euro feel alive and much love to Canada as a whole.

@Jean-PierreGrenier-yl3wp 2 years ago

As a Québec City resident who has lived here for more than half of his life, I have to say that your video does not go into the usual stereotypes of other videos (French accordion music, showing only the top touristic places, etc.). The fact that you have learned French show your openness to our culture. (Btw, for any masculine “saint” in French, we do not pronounce the final “t” except if the saint name starts with a vowel. And “Roch” is actually pronounced like “rock”. Therefore “sain rock”. Otherwise, you are doing great! ⚜)

@E3mrside 2 years ago

I lived in Quebec City when I was studying at Laval University. Best years of my life

@moontan91 2 years ago

i lived in Vancouver, San Francisco and now Quebec City.
there's nothing in North America like Québec.

@gilleslibre1 1 year ago

From a resident of the city of Québec, thank you, this is a most respectful video.

@OnBrandMedia1 1 year ago

About the Irish Potato Famine, there was enough food for the population of Ireland, but the British were forcibly exporting it under military occupation. It was more like a genocide than a naturally occurring phenomenon.

@ericst-laurent8161 2 years ago

Very charming, the two young ladies interviewed. Tabarnak 😂

I am Quebecois and proud of my 25% Irish blood.
my grandmother's great-grandfather arrived here in 1848 during the great famine.

@baffinsansterre 2 years ago

Random encounters add a lot to your vids.

@bsharporbflat8378 2 years ago

Since the Chateau Frontenac is a hotel but also an important historic landmark they are required to let people walk in as they wish and use the public washroom without being a customer.

@mrzhooly 1 year ago

the fact you spat the name of the festival in french trying multiple times: respect brother ! welcome to quebec !

@emiriebois2428 2 years ago

Without any doubt the most beautiful city of Canada

@pgf2785 2 years ago

Quebec is beautiful around Christmas too.

@thefrogprincess266 2 years ago

Was in Quebec this summer and it was my first time visiting Quebec in the summer. I already seen it during winter time, river looks particularly fantastic in winter, but in summer it truly turns into a fairytale town!!! I was impressed how alive the city was and how different it is from the rest of Canada. It felt as if people were truly enjoying life. I'm visiting Canada from Europe and if I ever want to move here - I'd love to move to Quebec City

@gabriel-mckee 2 years ago

Greetings from Quebec City, and thanks for making the effort of learning some French!

@MrLuchenkov 2 years ago

Traditional music in Quebec traces its roots to Brittany and Poitou, first and foremost. The former, being an ancient Celtic region/nation, has a musical tradition not too dissimilar from Ireland and share many of the same instruments (and tunes!).

Later on, especially in the 19th century, Irish (and, to a lesser extent, Scottish) music also had an influence on Quebec's traditional music.

Glad you had a good time in Quebec City and I'm happy to see you discovering the rest of Quebec a bit more. You're very welcome and your curiosity really shines in your videos.

@jeanbolduc5818 2 years ago

Québec city was founded by Samuel De Champlain in July 3rd 1608 . The oldest city in Canada and the most classy , cultural and historical city of 417 years .
Québec city I had a population of more than 800,000 inhabitants , ha stage lowest crime rate in Canada and unemployment . Nature is part of cities in the whole province and mountains are 15 minutes away by car with word class ski station , most beautiful national parks , 13 apraxies of whales including Belugas and the largest animal on earth , the blue whales . Quebec City is a world class food city , clean , safe and unique in North America.

@iryef5514 1 year ago

Loooovvee the video, I feel so happy seing my culture being discovered in such a polite, open and respectful way.

@NaturalSpanish-lg8ve 1 year ago

So nice video i'm learning english and frensh it feels so good to understand diferent people around the world.Saludos desde Cuba.

@ngala.hansel 1 year ago

I'm from the Anglophone part of Cameroon (a West African country which speaks English and French like Canada). It was fun to see you chat with the two Black girls and have them share their experiences as immigrants to Quebec. I speak some French myself though I'm primarily English-speaking but it was nice to see some cultural similarities between Cameroon and Canada. Sadly though, Cameroon's majority Francophone govt has been using the cultural differences to oppress Anglophone Cameroonians and they now want to return to their independent status but Canada is a good example to learn from