I have been in old Quebec City for three full days, and it has been a lovely visit. Old Quebec is compact and walkable with the exception of the fact that old Quebec is really just a series of stairs and slopes. Thus something may be just four blocks away, but it is also the equivalent of eight stories higher, so plan accordingly. The old town is surrounded by its original fortification walls, with a citadel at the highest point. Many of the streets are cobblestone, and most of the buildings are clearly original.
- St. Louis Gate
- St. John Gate
- Governor’s Promenade
- Dufferin Terrace and Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
- Rue des Remparts
- Place Royale and Notre Dame Des Victoires
- Place Royal, the first column of windows on the second building are just openings, as there is a staircase hidden in that section of the building connecting to the street behind
- Quebec City Mural
- Breakneck Steps
- Umbrella Alley
- Côte de la Montagne, view from Prescott Gate
- Residential buildings
- La Chasse-Galerie Boutique
- Parc Couillard
- Residential buildings
- Restaurant with decorated windows
- Residential buildings (possibly B&B) on Rle des Ursulines
- Rue Sous-le-Fort