Why Quebec City feels the most European in North America

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Quebec City, Canada Trip Video: History of Ferry Service between Levi and Quebec City., History of Frontenac Hotel., Château Frontenac, Lévis, Quebec City Ferry Terminal.

Duration
1 h 41 min
Route distance
27.8 km
Start
History of the Frontenac Hotel.
End
Fortifications of Quebec
Stops
6
Channel author
Samsebeskazal Denis

Timestamps and places

  1. — Château Frontenac (What's in this video.)
  2. — Old Quebec Funicular (We start on the other side in Levi.)
  3. — Upper Town (Haute-Ville) (Ferry crossing.)
  4. — Dufferin Terrace (The history of the ferry service between Levi and Quebec City.)
  5. — Fortifications of Quebec (Funicular.)
  6. — Upper city.
  7. — History of the Frontenac Hotel. (The history of the Frontenac Hotel.)
  8. — Inside the Frontenac Hotel.
  9. — The space in front of the hotel.
  10. — New France is the beginning of history.
  11. — Historical festival - Indians.
  12. — Map of the area where we are.
  13. — I'm going for a walk around the city.
  14. — How New France went to the British.
  15. — Historical Festival - French settlers.
  16. — History of the city of Quebec.
  17. — From noisy tourist places to quiet streets.
  18. — Looks like Europe.
  19. — French words in the Russian language.
  20. — Urban environment.
  21. — Why does it look very European?
  22. — I return to the tourist quarters.
  23. — A city outside the fortress wall.
  24. — How the city became a popular tourist destination.
  25. — Walk along the fortress wall.
  26. — We try local cuisine in one of the best restaurants.
  27. — Top donors and thanks to everyone who watched it.

Route on the map

Why is it the most European city in North America? | Walk through Canada's Quebec City

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