quartier du petit champlain

你会感觉你在欧洲。这里有古雅的店铺、咖啡店、饭店,整个氛围让人感觉很奇妙。是照照片的好地方。就在芳堤娜城堡下面。你可以乘索道缆车或者你想走走的话爬台阶过去。魁北克城必看的景点!

这个地区看起来像是在电影里。一切都重建的很棒,都翻新了。当然非常适合游览。因此,如果你去魁北克不要错过这个地方。

这是个购买独一无二的工艺品的绝佳场所。我尤其喜欢艺术家合作社。沿着窄街散步以及乘坐缆车登顶都是有趣的事情。

这条街很迷人,到处都是有趣的小店和美味的餐厅!但是基本都很贵...所以你你能橱窗购物,不过这样也很有趣!一边慢慢散步,一边欣赏这条街的风景,也是挺美好的时光!

在河流两旁有很棒的商店和美景。一定要攒足了力气…有很多的台阶!靠近芳堤纳科城堡,所以你参观完这个地方之后,你还可以去那里的前厅酒吧喝点饮料。真是完美呀!

The title says it all. This is a must see if you're in Quebec City. Boutiques, local designers, restaurants, theater, music and always with a nice decor. Very romantic. Small area.

So beautiful! It's one of the most picturesque spots in Canada and you get some good exercise climbing that hill. Don't miss it.

To be in Europe without being in Europe! That's what this place exudes, old charming European city that just invites you to walk around and enjoy the sites. We visited during Christmas and were not disappointed!!

Quaint, charming, and beautiful! Snow, carolers, maple taffy and everyone was so friendly dispite the single degee weather.

Quebec City is a regular haunt for me due to business interests, but is always a pleasure to bring friends and family to this location and see through their eyes the delight of turning the corner and descending the stairs towards the quartier. I was fortunate enough to take my partner to visit both during the fall and this past winter (during the last weekend of Carnaval). Both times were enchanting - the European flavour of the buildings unlike anywhere else in Canada, and for this most recent visit they were highlighted by the ice sculptures and maple taffy kiosk. There are plenty of shops and restos to meander through, each as quaint as characterful as the street itself, with friendly proprietors. Highly recommend this attraction that fully represents what Vieux-Quebec has to offer!

At the bottom of Côte de la Montagne, escalier Casse-Cou and the funicular, lies the Petit-Champlain district, a beautiful neighborhood resembling a quaint European village. Quartier Petit Champlain comprises narrow streets lined with one-of-a-kind boutiques and bistros. This area is a great place to visit boutiques during the day and it has a different feel at night, very romantic. Beautifully decorated during the Christmas Holidays.

The combination of small shops located in buildings that have over 200 years, friendly shopkeepers that will take care of you either in French or English, the funicular that takes you all the way to Chateau Frontenac and other wonders makes this place irreplaceable...You can not say that you were in Old Quebec and you did not visit this place....

This district has to be one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited. Went during Winter Carnival - many neat ice sculptures, decorations and outdoor bars/patios open (yes, even in the winter!) Visit during the day then go back and see it all lit up for nighttime - you won't be disappointed!

It is the oldest commercial district in North America. Discover the boutique and restaurant. You will see a mural painted of 900 square ft represented the history of the district In 1759.

This is a must see street in Old Quebec especially in the winter. It has lots of small boutiques that sell handmade items created by local artists.