TheOld Quebec Funicular(Funiculaire du Vieux-Québec) is a funicular (cable-operated) railway in Quartier Petit Champlain that brings visitors from the lower part of Quebec City to the upper part. It goes up at a 45-degree angle for a short distance of 64 metres. Unfortunately, we didn’t...
Frankly, there are no bad angles on the Château Frontenac, one of Canada’s most iconic buildings. That’s why it’s considered to be theworld’s most photographed hotel (see my review here). Opened in 1893 as one of the country’s grand railway buildings, the Victorian Gothic castle ...
Tempat Menginap Terbaik di Quebec, Kanada - Pementasan penting Quebec City serta web memiliki terfokus di Kota Berumur Quebec, pula diucap selaku kota berumur. Wilayah ini gampang dijelajahi dengan berjalan kaki, serta sepur kabel yang... funquebec April 27, 2021 Informasi Travel Rekomendas...
Montreal Chinatown was established in the late 19th century with the arrival of Chinese immigrants from western Canada who came to work on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Though just a couple of blocks long, the district offers a wide selection of Asian eateries and shops selling traditional handicra...
Probably the most iconic iconic landmark in Quebec City, theChâteau Frontenacwas built over 100 years ago as a luxury stopover for railway passengers –– it was never actually a real castle! A resting place for the rich and royal, the guest list has included King George and Queen Elizabe...