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If you say this was America I’d would be convinced

This is the Mitchell house and is cobblestone

That church is not cobblestone, it is brick!

The oldest house was not built by Jacquet but by Pierre Mesnard for Jacquet. Pierre Mesnard was my 7th great grandfather and worked on many of the old buildings in Quebec City. He married a Fille de Roi and they had a daughter, my 6th great grandmother, who married into the Levasseur wood carving family who made the altar in the Ursulines Chapel.

Irland was so beautiful till those morons came .

Quebec City is wonderfull for me and my soul

Notre-Dame des victoires was the first church in Québec city. I'm living in Québec.

How can it be 'Oldest house in Canada' when aboriginals were living in Canada long before Europeans showed up?

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This was good thanks, I visited Quebec City yesterday with my family.

Nice driving.. and a good camera.😊

The Parc Jeanne d'Arc you show in your video is not where the battle of the Plains of Abraham really took place. You should have walked 400m west and you would have had the alignment of the French regiments and the British one. James Wolf died during that battle that day, Montcalm was also fatally wounded and died a short while after. The discussions between the French and British to end combats and surrender the city came a few days later.

The first version of O Canada is French and was first sung June 24th, 1880 on the occasion of the Saint-Jean-Baptiste, the national holiday of French Canadians. It's says so on the monument right behind you when you are facing the statue of Joan of Arc.

The battle of the Plains of Abraham was the one battle the British won. It came mid-September 1759, just as the British had started thinking about moving back to New England or England, not wanting to be stuck in the hard winter of Québec. The battle lasted about half an hour, but the siege of Québec had started mid-June, the British destroying all the farm along the Saint Laurent, bombarding Québec, the city, with not less than 50 000 bombs, destroying most of the city. The British had during three months tried to set foot on the Baie-de-Beauport and were successfully pushed back by the French, the Canadiens and their Native allies. They never succeeded. The battle on the Plains of Abraham was a feat for the British as they took the French by surprise. The French surrendered later that day not wanting to have the city destroyed any further and causing more deaths. However, it should be noted that in the spring of 1760, Général de Lévis came back and there was a second battle of the Plains of Abraham which they won. The British retreated back into the city and that is what helped them keep their stand. The first ships that came sailing up the Saint Laurent in spring were British ships and so that meant the fight was over, the French were not able to send any help, supplies or new soldiers. So you see, it's not all simplistic as the tourist guides' recounting of the Siege of Québec.

How das one bedroom cast please am Kenyan planning to next year please

am enjoying your this channel

Very bealtiful...

very nice video ❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍

Bistro comes from a Russian word!? Nice.

My town, you drove by my house :))

I have les Fille du Roi ancestors on both sides of my family. It's commonplace for people who emigrated to Canada in the mid/late 1600's. The population of Quebec was about 6000, and also the Bishop DuPlessis de Mornay insisted that married couples have as many children as possible in order to populate Canada. My grandmother was the oldest of seven children.

I am so sorry to tell you but you miissed whom the Plains actually belonged to to begin with.

I love Quebec they have the best national anthem 👏

Always good to see that "no left turns" sign is working great at the tim's drive thru. 😂

Nice video. 20 kids. Sounds like rabbits. :-)

loved your video!! great views!

Absolutely Fantastic, can't wait to visit 🙂

아름다운 캐나다 관광지를 보여줘서 너무나 감사해요 너무나 훌륭해요 화이팅!!입니다. 그리고 작품이네요 하나하나 뷰가 좋아요

very informative guide, appreciate for your kind sharing.

Why do I wanna know what you got at timmies

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Beautiful video!!! Thank You!!! I enjoyed watching.

trois river still very nice

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This is the last video I made in Quebec City and Quebec Province. I had it for a long time and now I finally decided to just upload it for story continuity.

The classical music is killing me over here

Great walking tour 🤝🇨🇳🇵🇰

👉 Excellent video!

Nice idea I love your videos

Let me know what you think about Queen Street West in the comments. Do you agree with what I said about the MEC building? Also there are some corrections in the descriptions. If you would like to see history or deep dive into another Toronto street, let me know. Next tour will be West Queen West, which has very interesting history, secrets and hidden gems.

Thanks, very nice video, now it is my next destination.

Very nice video! I did similar tours in Quebec City! Unfortunately, you didn't have the best weather but the content is still great!

Nice tour of Canada

What a pretty place. Interesting video!

It was so hot that day. Still the views of the city were very pretty.