Castel D'Amerique Francaise
31, Ste-Ursule, Quebec City
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Castel D'Amerique Francaise Quebec City

31, Ste-Ursule Quebec City, Quebec, G1R 4E4, Canada

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Épilogue et palmares

A travel blog entry by cawo

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... jours, c'est pas assez pour s'y retrouver.
2. Le concours "chicken" sur les route-entrées-de-cour
3. Suivre les indications de Giselle-Ginette-Gina alias le GPS qui voulait bien que nous fassions un saut dans le vide de 200 mètres

La chanson du voyage: Video Games de Lana del Rey
L'expression du voyage: on s'fait de p'tites dégusses!!

Épilogue finale: Isabel, on se sacrifie dès que tu en as besoin!!!!
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Battlefields Park In The Snow

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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We woke up in our luxurious room this morning with great anticipation about our final morning of sightseeing in Quebec. We were both amazed to find a blanket of white covering everything that had remained stationary overnight. Waking up to such a thing is a real novelty to us coming from Australia. After eating a delicious breakfast we started our morning by braving the cold on our way to ...

2 Degrees In Quebec

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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This morning we got up super early, at 4AM to catch a bus to Quebec City. We left our big bag in the hotel bag storage as we are returning here in two days, so felt liberated walking to the bus station with only two small bags. In Quebec we were greeted with streets absolutely covered inthick layers of snow, 1 metre high in places! The weather was foul and rain and wind made us battle our way to our hotel. Luckily our room was absolutely beautiful and the ...

Day 3 - Quebec and heading Down St Lawernce

A travel blog entry by pilgrimtraveler

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... had 45 minutes at the shrine of Sainte-Anne-de-Beauprand would have liked a couple of hours at least but I am glad I went. It was a beautiful church and newer than some we have seen, built in the 1930's, it still showed the love of the artisans for God. It was a place I could easily have just sat and meditated and prayed for longer but we do what we can. There is a display towards the front of ...

Bon St. Jean!

A travel blog entry by kimrobinson

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... has flown by. Only feels like I've been in the tent for an hour or so, not six or seven! So following the hoard of young student looking types we locate the bus stop and roll into bed only to get up at 11am for check out.

So the Lonely Planet is correct, Quebec City parties hard to celebrate the Fete National de la St Jean Baptiste and it definitely has undertones of a quasi-political event celebrating Quebec's nationalistic leanings ...

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