I visited Quebec city during Christmas, and the snowy street was decorated with many many lit up christmas trees... I went teary eye looking at the amazing scene.
Quebec is an amazing city, there is nothing like it in North America. July and August are the best months to visit if you like it warm. At the end of September, you'll get the fall's colors and amazing landscapes. Forget January it's the coldest month of the year.
it is like europe, like france, it even has a Notre damme cathedral, we were there 1 week ago and enjoyed it so much, and we tried POUTINE, delicious. We made a vlog, you are welcome to check it our in our channel, is actually our new video.
Quebec city is the most beautiful city in CANADA ... got it ! The region around Quebec city is has much variety and is very impressive. Take the time to experience it ... every direction has something to savour.
I visited Quebec City 2x in my life. Once with my family when I was 12 yrs old...and then I went with my school when I was 13 yrs old.... I'd love to visit again!
@@rebeccagraves2878 Well, I always said "Merci " which means Thank you in French. I said Merci after ordering and receiving food at restaurants for example. But majority of people know English in Quebec City, so you will be fine. My mom knows French, so she did a lot of communicating which intrigued people and I think they liked that. But I also know people who have visited Quebec City and don't speak French at all and they still were treated well.
''being so closed to the Arctic, it has cold long winters'' LOL we aint that close to the Arctic wtf?? Lots of European cities are actually much higher in latidude than Quebec City. The climate is colder just because it of a combination of winds, marine currents as well as the continental effect.
How cold is it when it is as coldest? 77°F are kind of normal during winternights and some days. 41°F to 50°F during daytimes. I live in northen Sweden.
I live in Quebec City. I film this city a lot. Russian artist from Quebec City, Canada. A city with authentic architecture, magnificent, bewitching and inspiring!
so my french teacher was born and raised in Quebec with parents also born in Quebec. she has a thick french accent and its fairly easy to learn from her. now she is living in south louisiana, which people who are French-Canadian, French, American, and African reside due to the culture. :')
I am from Kansas, when I visit Quebec for 2 weeks vacation, it's totally awesome and friendly. Beautiful places and the food is Yummy! I usually go twice a year. ❤😍😊😊😊❤
it is like europe, like france, it even has a Notre damme cathedral, we were there 1 week ago and enjoyed it so much, and we tried POUTINE, delicious. We made a vlog, you are welcome to check it our in our channel, is actually our new video.
Quebec is a lovely place, i went 3 months ago, nearly got lost with my friends, as we could not speak French, we could not communicate with the cab driver. Luckily we called the tour guide of the tour group, who was in french restaurant, and a waiter who could speak french talked to the cab driver in french to bring us to the place where the tour group was.
You got ''hoodwinked'' ! Most inhabitants know a little touch of communicable english and are sometimes thoughtful enough to use it to be helpful... on the otherhand ?
@@zigpig100 Many people of Quebec do not speak English. There is just no need for it. I have a very large family in Quebec and about 75% do not speak English.
so what da fuck are you doing in the french speaking part of Canada (in my opinion Quebec have to be an independent from Canada French territory) whithout knowing french language go back to french courses and learn some tenses wtf .!.
8hr drive from Burlington Ont Going this week See someone of my French roots as they Had lived in Quebec city a few hundred years ago from Normandie. Lots of history
@@redditstop1653 it's one of the best korean drama with highest rating in 2016 that filmed in quebec. You should watch it on netflix because it's a masterpiece drama
Québec est vraiment une ville magnifique, un jour j'irai là-bas:) Elle fait même partie des villes où j’aimerais étudier et pourquoi pas travailler! Par ailleurs l'accent québecois est cool aussi, ça change je trouve :P Bref merci pour la vidéo.
J'ai etudie la langue Francaise quand J'etais un etudient. Quebec sounds very good. And of course, Expedia always offers us superb videos and introduces us a new world. This French-influenced city Quebec is a place I want to go once in my life. Thank you for giving us great videos.
It is a wonderful city with much history, elegance and great cuisine. It helps to speak some French, as English not as widely spoken as in Montreal. The Montmorency Falls and the fjord to the north are worth taking in. In winter, the Winter Carnival with its Ice Bar and Ice Hotel are worth taking in, too. Many Americans do not travel this far Northeast, but it is a great slice of Europe sans the flight. Try to stY in a French inn or boutique hotel, and try to have a meal, drink or high tea at Chateau Frontenac. Just gazing at Rivier St Laurent on a lazy afternoon is magnificent as well. J'aime beaucoups le ville du Quebec!
Wow, Québec semble être un endroit vraiment cool à visiter ! La place Royale est particulièrement intéressante. Aussi remarquable est la terrasse Dufferin, qui a amené des commerçants de fourrures ainsi que des soldats qui se sont battus pour le territoire. Pendant votre séjour, pourquoi ne pas visiter le Château Frontenac, le plus grand hôtel de Amérique du Nord!
It is actually the perfect American city as it has testimony for all ages starting with the first nations, French presence, until the modern day suburbs. Everything is there and that is why Quebec is a UNESCO city.
That’s the thing I absolutely hate about American education, we learn nothing about anywhere else in the world. I’m the type of person who loves history, geography, and how the world came to be. We just don’t learn about other places
Someone from the US asked me my nationality. I responded "French Canadian" ....( I prefer Quebecois) He responded "What's a French Canadian?" I said "What do you mean?" He had no idea what I meant. He said are you a French person who moved to Canada?..........i had to explain to him that the Province of Quebec is French. I gave him a condensed quick history lesson. He looked like a deer in the headlights. He had no idea what I was talking about. Very sad.
I live in Minnesota so this shall be the first country I go visit. Also because of Goblin the lonely and great god Korean drama. I will go there with my love ^^.
Whenever I look at things about Montreal it makes me sad that I moved away. I live in Vancouver now and have been since 1982 but it seems I'm finding this place harder to live in. So now I'm thinking about moving back when I retire this May. Lots of nice Condos for a lot less than Vancouver..
@@duke613 France is pretty much in a state of emergency. They didn't do anything about 'undocumented workers' and are now suffering both culture and financially. They are not far from being like Greece in bankruptcy. This is what Brexit is really about is so Britian can make their own independent decisions.
This is Montreal's smaller sibling from same French and American Parents. very scenic city with so much to see. French architecture reins supreme in this un-assuming city.
I live in Quebec and I personally think the best moment to go to is the summer or december (very decorated by that time, because of christmas and very beautiful)
It looks like a very peaceful place to live, but I'm sure winter and the areas they avoided also play a role in that image. Expedia even made St. Louis look nice.
Québec city is actually a very beautiful city and if you like outdoor activities (hiking, kayak, mountain bike, road bike, etc.) there are stunning places all around the city. At about an hour from the city, you also have Charlevoix which is also very beautiful, and the city isn't too far from the Fjord du Saguenay which is another wonderful place
Oh how I miss you! Looking back to when I was a kid/teen, skipping out of school, running around the Plains of Abraham and walking the board walk. Field trips to the Château Frontenac, Montmorency Falls and île d'Orléans those were the days. Lovely video...thanks for the trip down memory lane. Je me souviens!
Are Americans welcomed in Quebec City? Update: I took my family To Quebec city for three days… And we had a great time. Everyone was super friendly… and most spoke English as well as French. We stayed in the old part of town and it was breathtakingly beautiful. The food was delicious. Everything was great. We had the best time… Would definitely visit again.
I've heard same thing because god forbid you dont know french they treat you like garbage or ignore you. Here's the thi g a youtuber smt mainline he lives in Quebec dont know much french and his family speaks English.. I have also been told that when they come to the United States they expect to have things in French for them but yet they wouldn't do the same for us
I'm from Quebec and our province has the most cultural diversity. A lot of people from different countries are moving to Quebec. Black people, asians, etc. Most people in Quebec nowadays can talk to you in both french or english so you should be just fine :) Racism is mostly present in the older generation. The elders are less keen on strangers, but we're nice I promise!
@@linefrenette9116 actually its not a rumor. Its a fact that the prime minister is an idiot no better then the morons we have ellected in U.S . I would love to go to canada especially to visit my friends . but i will not speak in French period
I want to visit or live in Quebec eventually in my life it seems so nice and cute I only worry about only speaking English so maybe I should try to learn some French eventually
it is like europe, like france, it even has a Notre damme cathedral, we were there 1 week ago and enjoyed it so much, and we tried POUTINE, delicious. We made a vlog, you are welcome to check it our in our channel, is actually our new video.
