14 Tips I Wish I Knew Before Visiting Quebec City, Canada

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• CA

  @camdendavid · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  Hey friends — if you want all my Quebec City recs, here’s a free guide I made for you: <a href="https://bit.ly/Quebec-City-Guide-Camden">https://bit.ly/Quebec-City-Guide-Camden</a>

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  @ericmarois6960 · 6 months ago

  Here&apos;s a tip. If you wanna pronounce the name of the city (or province) the right way say it like that: K-beck. Forget how it&apos;s written down.

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• TO

  @Topher_Yak · 1 year ago

  Ive been to old quebec a couple times (Im Canadian from Ontario), the last time was december 2024. &nbsp;Me and my wife love it. &nbsp;I particularly love it in the winter, before Christmas is amazing. &nbsp;The food is the best we&apos;ve ever eaten....every restaurant we ate at is 5 stars in our books. &nbsp;Speaking french is not a must, but helps (Im biligual, my wife is not). &nbsp;We highly recommend it...and we&apos;re going back again this year, December 2025. &nbsp;🙂

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  @smileycindy · 1 year ago

  The comment about lowering your voice cracked - me - up! I studied at the Petit Séminaire, a college located in the Old Quebec (with a view of the Château Frontenac from our library windows), and I lived in the school&apos;s residences, which were right next to a youth hostel. When the school trips started in the Spring, we could hear the English conversations all the way to our rooms because they were so loud!

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• PI

  @Pitouchat · 6 months ago (edited)

  This guy knows what he’s talking about. We vacation there every summer for 25 years. Café BUADE does not need reservations and serves everything. Food is amazing. Chateau de la Terrasse on Dufferin Terrace is right outside the walls of Frontenac. it overlooks the St. Lawrence. It’s extremely reasonable old style pension hotel.

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  @marcafterdark1003 · 8 months ago

  This guy gets it ......some nationals and religions didn&apos;t treat the French well in the past and manners are instilled in French people

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• DA

  @dawnpham8394 · 2 months ago

  Very helpful tips. &nbsp;Thank You!

• AB

  @abyrupus · 1 year ago

  Love this, also FYI, if you are heading out to Montmorency Falls, also visit Ile d&apos;Orleans, its the island just outside the city and they have excellent wineries, cideries, cheese farms, maple shacks, chocolateries, and bakeries.

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  @craigestory6230 · 1 year ago

  Thank you . With his hearing loss, my husband and I talk TOO LOUD. 😢 we’re going soon and as Americans 😢<br> I really want to make a good impression on the Canadian people 😊 &nbsp;appreciate y’all 💜

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• CO

  @connie4888 · 1 year ago

  Really great tips thank you!

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• DA

  @davidwilliams1060 · 1 year ago

  Thanks. &nbsp;Watching after-the-fact, just got back from visiting. &nbsp; I start in English just to not mislead people into replying in French. &nbsp;I do apologize quickly for not speaking French and thank them for their English. &nbsp; &nbsp;There is another waterfall southwest(?) of the city that’s also a good visit (we did both). &nbsp;The whole area was fantastic!

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  @SchnuffiJames · 1 year ago

  Thank you for visiting Canada, hope you had fun. As a home-sick Canadian living abroad, thanks. Come back.

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