Maison Historique James Thompson
47 rue Ste.Ursule, Quebec City
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Lovely antique furniture Queen size bed The Blue room with Fireplace mosaic shower in the private bath

Maison Historique James Thompson Quebec City

47 rue 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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... d'Arlay

Top personne:
1. Dédette avec son fioul
2. Giselle et ses indications
3. La dame du Château d'Arlay qui nous a si bien expliqué la déclinaison des types d’agglomérations (ville/bourg/hameau)

Top bouffe:
1. Fromage: le Cacouillard
2. Pâté: le pâté de la ferme le Hérisson
3. La crème brûlée au vin jaune du Café de l'Abbaye de Beaume les Messieurs

Top vin:
1. Le ...

Battlefields Park In The Snow

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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... after checking back into our hotel. This museum housed a few interesting exhibits revolving around the common theme of the city. As it was nearing 20:00 by the time we left here we decided it was time for dinner and therefore made our way to Chinatown. After yet another tasty meal of dumplings and noodles we called it a night and returned to our hotel for an early night in front of the ...

2 Degrees In Quebec

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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... and headed back to the hotel to take advantage of the free coffees to warm up. Once we had thawed out we headed down to the Marche du Vieux Port which was not exactly pumping but where one stall was selling cheap micro brewery beer. Faced with a cold night, we decided to treat ourselves to some beers and enjoy our very nice hotel room with a night of TV. For dinner we enjoyed the local specialty of poutine (fries with gravy and cheese curd) washed down with a ...

Introduction to French Canada

A travel blog entry by natsully

... feet ached every day. But, it's a beautiful place to walk...lots of green parks, cobblestone streets, little alleys with artisan crafts...just gorgeous.

And yes, let's just say it...the French know how to eat. Ohmygod...the food was really yummy. My favourite thing to do was to go to the market, buy some fresh bread, fresh cheese, and a bottle of wine and FEAST...

I know, low carb, low fat...I'm on it ;)

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Am I in Europe?

A travel blog entry by phileus_fogg

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Overnight bus from Boston to Montreal and then on to Quebec City, the only fortified city in North America. Not wanting to waste any time I headed a bit out of town to Chute Montmorency, a.k.a. Montmorency Falls in English. They are advertised as being higher than Niagara, which could lead some to get the wrong impression, take in case the elderly American woman who was bringing her grandkids to see the falls, as we were getting off the bus at the falls she ...

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