Old Meets Bold🏰

Quebec City is where old-world charm meets seriously cool street vibes 🏰✨ Think cobblestone streets, French café energy, and circus performers flipping right in front of you—honestly, it feels like mini-Paris with a wild twist.

Top Spots to Visit:
1. Umbrella Alley - 5 Rue du Cul-de-Sac suite 21, Québec, QC G1K 4H6, Canada
This alley’s a splash of color overhead—umbrellas swing above your head, making every photo a winner 📸. Local musicians and artists fill the street, so expect impromptu shows and painters doing live sketches. Pro tip: Go midday for peak sunshine and best street art watching!

2. Old Quebec (Vieux Québec) - Québec City, QC, Canada (Open all day, year-round)
Time travel anyone? Stroll through centuries-old stone buildings and winding alleys. You’ll catch record-holding circus performers pulling off jaw-dropping tricks on sidewalks—Quebec is one of the circus capitals of the world! Take it slow; soak in the creative buzz and maybe grab fresh crepes from a local café.

Getting Around:
Quebec City’s compact—you can walk everywhere. Wear comfy shoes, hit the cobblestones, and let yourself wander! Save cash: Hop the RTC public bus if your feet need a break.

Food Recs:
Don’t miss Poutine (classic comfort food), sugar pie from a bakery, and croissants in any Old Quebec café. For something super local, try maple syrup treats from street vendors.

Extra Tips:
French is handy but most folks speak English too. Bring cash for street performers (totally worth the tips). Weather can change quick—pack extra layers!

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Post by angeinthewanderverse | Oct 28, 2025