Last summer, we stopped through Quebec City for a night on our way from Baxter State Park to the Saguenay Fjord. We were so struck by the city's charm, beauty, and food. I immediately knew I wanted to come back for a longer visit and thought my parents would love it.
While we were in the DR after Christmas, Cally mentioned that she didn't understand why Grandma and Bumpa were taking us on a trip for their anniversary and questioned why we weren't taking them on a trip. So, we decided to make it happen.
Fortunately, Aunt Nif and cousin Will decided to join us, as well. I did a bunch of research about "kid friendly" activities and restaurants and we did a lot. The first night, we ate at a Creperie
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| Crepes at Le Billet |
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| So glad that Bumpa and Grandma made it! |
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| Cousins! |
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| Just one of the amazing plantings |
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| love! |
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| You know you are on vacation when you have a beer for lunch |
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| Getting a different view of the city on a boat tour |
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Heading out for dinner at Bello (a great Italian restaurant)
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| More kissing cousins |
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| Exploring the Plains of Abraham |
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| Biking on the Plains of Abraham |
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| Visiting the Quebec Aquarieum |
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| Who knew there were walrus shows? |
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| Petting skates and rays |
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| Heading to Le Bouche for a fun local Quebec Meal-- including rabbit and escargo |
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| The worlds biggest lemonade |
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| more biking |
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| Beautiful flowers |
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| Seriously steep walking |
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| Playing Hansel and Gretel at the Costume Workshop of the Museum of Civilization |
What a blast! I would recommend a visit to Quebec City to anyone!
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