2-4 Rue des Pains Bénits, Ville de Québec, QC G1K Rue des Pains Bénits, Québec, QC G1K 4G7, CanadaMap
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The Royal Plaza is located near the Fort Fontaineaux. The old Quebec City is a romantic city with a castle. It is often compared with Paris. The residents here basically speak French and are indeed very French.
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This is the place where Champlain built houses earlier in 1608, and it is also the birthplace of French culture in North America. Commercial activities began very early, and wealthy businessmen built Chinese houses here, making the place quickly become a busy commercial center. Today, there is a bronze bust of Louis 14 in the center of the square, and the houses of wealthy businessmen at that time can still be seen around. Every summer, the square holds concerts and performances by street performers, which is very lively.
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The Royal Plaza is located near the Fort Fontaineaux. The old Quebec City is a romantic city with a castle. It is often compared with Paris. The residents here basically speak French and are indeed very French.
Can pretend to be a small city in Paris, only the carriage and no car, look at the castle everywhere, the dreamy small city, which is the most beautiful small city in Canada, although I have not been to all the small cities, but I can basically be sure that it is it.
The Royal Plaza is located next to the famous Fangtinaque Castle Hotel. The square is surrounded by castle-style buildings, so when you walk into the ancient city of Quebec, it is obvious that you feel like you have entered the castle group.
Cute square lined with shops and cafes. Lovely to take pictures in.
We came here last weekend (December 10) and it was very beautiful. There is a big Christmas tree in the middle of the square. There is music, amusement facilities for children, and lots of lights. I dare say you will feel like you are in Europe. The buildings here are very high and there are no slums in this area. There are many good art shops nearby. The most interesting thing is that on the edge of the steep stairs around the corner is Les Trois Corbeaux, a glass blowing shop. The wizard (staff) is working inside.
Wake up in the castle, open the curtains and look down at the ancient city, it feels like Bruce Wayne (I'm not at home), looking at the church dome and bell tower downstairs, suddenly understand why poverty limits our imagination.