Trip to Quebec City
Quebec (1608) is one of the oldest citys in North America. It has a very historical and european style with lots of old architecture and is surrounded by a city wall. Due to these points it is an UNESCO world heritage site since 1985.
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above: Landmark is the Château Frontenac (1893). It is a luxury hotel with around 600 rooms.
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The old part of the city with the Rue du Petit Champlain (left) made Quebec to one of the nicest cities I have ever seen. The chateau can be seen from everywhere (middle) and the Place Royal (right) can even compete with Braunschweig's Burgplatz.
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The St. Lawrence River is the heart of Quebec. It was very impressing seeing all the ice and snow covering the surface of the water.
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We went on the other side of the river and took our lunch break at the coldest place of Quebec. The wind was icy but the view was perfect.
(fltr: Sascha, me and Daniela photographed by Fabio)
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Leaving Quebec we visited the Montmorency Falls which are even higher than the Niagara Falls. OK, it was not half that impressing but I've been there.
Quebec is really worth to be visited, but without any french speaking guys you're lost. Fabio from Switzerland handled all the communication for us with bravery.