Quebec is one of the oldest cities in North America, founded in 1608, now a city of 500,000. It was built on a rocky promontory (Cap-Diamant) which provided excellent defensive views including of the St. Lawrence River valley. Over the years a wall was built to defend the city, the wall still remarkably intact and one of the few found in North America. Within this walled fortress lie lovely old stone homes, cathedrals, restaurants and shops that are very reminiscent of Old Europe. Quebec is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a charming city well worth visiting.
As with most cities, Quebec is best experienced when explored on foot. It has many interesting signs on its businesses and around town, a number of which I’ve included in this photogallery:
Especially love the “Toilettes” sign!
Were these pix taken in one area of Quebec or are they typical of the City ?
They were all taken in the historic area of Quebec City, Garry, which is not that large an area. Probably geographically in a square mile area or less.