I love Canada! Been there several times from the UK. We loved Toronto, Quebec and Ottawa…..but really loved the West….. from Calgary to Vancouver and Victoria via Lake Louise, Banff, Jasper and Whistler …. your country is just fabulous! x
I stayed in Old Montreal for a week a couple years ago and it’s still one of the best trips I’ve ever done! It was my first solo trip and I got to see so many interesting culture spots, museums, galleries, churches/cathedrals - so good! And it’s a bit more English friendly there too
🌟 Caitlin, your travel vlog truly captured the essence of your trip to Quebec City! The Europe vibes were palpable, and your energy and enthusiasm made the experience even more enjoyable to watch. The hotel tour gave us a glimpse into your accommodations, and your exploration of the city showcased its beauty and charm. Your genuine excitement for the sights, the food, and the overall experience was infectious. It's wonderful to see how you appreciate and make the most out of your travels, and your love for sharing these moments with your audience is evident. Keep spreading your positivity and travel inspiration, and thank you for taking us along on your journey! 🌆✈🎒
I lived 2 years in the countryside of Quebec and moved to the west coast, so seeing this landscapes and buildings in Ville du Quebec warms my heart! ❤saudades❤
PEI in the summer is so beautiful (my favorite is early July when the lupins are out and the fields of potatoes with the red soil are just starting to grow) there are amazing beaches, lighthouses, scenic drives with rolling hills and great food, especially in Charlottetown and in the little seafood shacks (yummy lobster rolls?!? yes please!) around the province. Definitely a bucket list kinda place!
Caitlin! Your french is really not that bad, I hope you're considering renewing with your old french lessons because of your trip. J'espère que tu t'es amusée à Québec, prochaine fois tu viendras à Montréal, tu vas adorer ;) (I hope you had fun in Québec, next time come to Montréal, you'll love it) Sacha xx
Quebec City is so romantic ! I lived there for three months but I moved to Banff ! Alberta is so amazing you’ll have tick it too - I went to Vancouver in October and was so beautiful all fall leaves and we got blue skies
next weekend trip In Quebec late June.* Bike ( tandem bike) the Ile aux Coudres. Camp on the island and eat the "fraise des champs" . visit the windmills, the wine liquor and bakeries on the islands. Ile Orleans is bigger. and not as safe to bike. 10 days ? drive along the St Lawrence River South side all the way to Gaspesie. Make sure you plan a day on Ile Bonaventure by Perce and hang on Ile Bonaventure a Baie des Margots. Nothing like it in the world. Ile Bonaventure will be old Quebec. Do not plan to cook your food. eat smoke salmon at Hotel Bele Plage in Matane or M Raoul dugauy smoked salmon in Matane. Or M Emile fish ( pick it up at his house) in Perce. you must do that trip in Late june. Long days with lots of daylight. Do not plan on cooking. Pick up breads from the bakeries that are always located near the churches at the " place ' big empty square in front of the church Have the poutine et hot dog or burgers along the way. It is old French country. ( French Canadian: native American intermixed with French culture). Make it all the way to Souris PEI and take the 5 hour ferry to Iles de la Madeleine.
Great video! I'm so glad you had a good time. Québec City is my home town. I don't live there anymore, but seeing it through your eyes was awesome! Made me homesick! Put Montréal on your list for next time! See you there 😊
Great vlog! I love sightseeing and experiencing both tourist and local attractions when I travel! Also, love your Pawnee shirt (not only as a P&R fan but also a resident of Indiana)!
Gorgeous video! 🥰 We just got back from the area.. Valcartier Resort. We really wanted to show the kids around Quebec City but we got rained out ☹️ So we drove around instead. Truely La Belle Province 🥰
if you visit Vancouver BC let me know! i will meet you in Granville and buy you a beer. OR i can meet you at the Empress in Victoria and i will buy you and a friend an English tea. We must reserve the tea 2 weeks ahead of time. ❤💌
Aww that's so fun to see travelling vlogs in my city ! :) Hope you liked it !
Beside that last stairs (day 3) there is a building with an elevator open and free to the public. The access is in the cafe at the bottom!
Omg i live in Quebec and I’ve never seen videos about Quebec this is awesome
I love Canada! Been there several times from the UK. We loved Toronto, Quebec and Ottawa…..but really loved the West….. from Calgary to Vancouver and Victoria via Lake Louise, Banff, Jasper and Whistler …. your country is just fabulous! x
Lots of priceless memories made in Quebec City!! Can’t wait to make some more on future voyages 🙌🏼
I stayed in Old Montreal for a week a couple years ago and it’s still one of the best trips I’ve ever done! It was my first solo trip and I got to see so many interesting culture spots, museums, galleries, churches/cathedrals - so good! And it’s a bit more English friendly there too
🌟 Caitlin, your travel vlog truly captured the essence of your trip to Quebec City! The Europe vibes were palpable, and your energy and enthusiasm made the experience even more enjoyable to watch. The hotel tour gave us a glimpse into your accommodations, and your exploration of the city showcased its beauty and charm. Your genuine excitement for the sights, the food, and the overall experience was infectious. It's wonderful to see how you appreciate and make the most out of your travels, and your love for sharing these moments with your audience is evident. Keep spreading your positivity and travel inspiration, and thank you for taking us along on your journey! 🌆✈🎒
I lived 2 years in the countryside of Quebec and moved to the west coast, so seeing this landscapes and buildings in Ville du Quebec warms my heart!
❤saudades❤
Highly recommend visiting Halifax! Lots of interesting old stuff, beautiful scenery, great food!
This looks like a lovely trip! Also such a good reminder that money can buy you experiences and memories too, not only stuff
PEI in the summer is so beautiful (my favorite is early July when the lupins are out and the fields of potatoes with the red soil are just starting to grow) there are amazing beaches, lighthouses, scenic drives with rolling hills and great food, especially in Charlottetown and in the little seafood shacks (yummy lobster rolls?!? yes please!) around the province. Definitely a bucket list kinda place!
Welcome to Quebec! We have amazing landscapes and even more amazing food 🤩 hope you enjoyed your stay 🥰
Caitlin! Your french is really not that bad, I hope you're considering renewing with your old french lessons because of your trip. J'espère que tu t'es amusée à Québec, prochaine fois tu viendras à Montréal, tu vas adorer ;) (I hope you had fun in Québec, next time come to Montréal, you'll love it) Sacha xx
Quebec City is so romantic ! I lived there for three months but I moved to Banff ! Alberta is so amazing you’ll have tick it too - I went to Vancouver in October and was so beautiful all fall leaves and we got blue skies
next weekend trip In Quebec late June.* Bike ( tandem bike) the Ile aux Coudres. Camp on the island and eat the "fraise des champs" . visit the windmills, the wine liquor and bakeries on the islands.
Ile Orleans is bigger. and not as safe to bike.
10 days ? drive along the St Lawrence River South side all the way to Gaspesie. Make sure you plan a day on Ile Bonaventure by Perce and hang on Ile Bonaventure a Baie des Margots. Nothing like it in the world. Ile Bonaventure will be old Quebec. Do not plan to cook your food. eat smoke salmon at Hotel Bele Plage in Matane or M Raoul dugauy smoked salmon in Matane. Or M Emile fish ( pick it up at his house) in Perce. you must do that trip in Late june. Long days with lots of daylight. Do not plan on cooking. Pick up breads from the bakeries that are always located near the churches at the " place ' big empty square in front of the church Have the poutine et hot dog or burgers along the way. It is old French country. ( French Canadian: native American intermixed with French culture). Make it all the way to Souris PEI and take the 5 hour ferry to Iles de la Madeleine.
Omg you make me wanna visit Canada! I loved ‘Quit Like a Millionaire’. Such a good book!
Great video! I'm so glad you had a good time. Québec City is my home town. I don't live there anymore, but seeing it through your eyes was awesome! Made me homesick! Put Montréal on your list for next time! See you there 😊
Great vlog! I love sightseeing and experiencing both tourist and local attractions when I travel! Also, love your Pawnee shirt (not only as a P&R fan but also a resident of Indiana)!
Obrigada, Caitlin. I learn a lot when I watch your vídeos.
Gorgeous video! 🥰 We just got back from the area.. Valcartier Resort. We really wanted to show the kids around Quebec City but we got rained out ☹️ So we drove around instead. Truely La Belle Province 🥰
Nice to see Quebec City gain. I need to know about Nadine's sunglasses, I'm looking for a pair and really liked hers!
Your next location suggestion.... Banff and Jasper Alberta. Breathtaking... can't wait to take the kids there one day.
This makes me want to visit quebec. hope you enjoyed! you deserved it
Je vis au Québec! 💙 Bienvenue! C’est vrai qu’on doit marcher beaucoup dans le vieux Québec… mais ça vaut la peine! As-tu essayé la poutine?
Love .....love "Old Quebec"...
Nice presentation. I live on the south shore which also has an old fort and interesting architecture.
Omgg i normally live in montreal but today i am in toronto and watching this video???
I’ve been to Quebec City when I was little in the 80s I think 🤔
We can finally put a face to nadine 😂
10:20 That's my h.s teacher!
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if you visit Vancouver BC let me know! i will meet you in Granville and buy you a beer. OR i can meet you at the Empress in Victoria and i will buy you and a friend an English tea. We must reserve the tea 2 weeks ahead of time. ❤💌
Accordion intro, huh? But no berets and baguettes? P.S.A: French Canada has as much to do with France as the USA has to do with the UK.
Thank you for respecting french, at least a little bit.
Québec is not France . Why using french music ? You would use bagpipe for Toronto, NYC because they speak english! Ridiculous and ignorant