| Quebec City, Quebec Canada |
| Quebec city has a population of 570,000. It was founded in 1608 by Samuel Champlin. The city was the home of the fur trading companies. In 1774 the colony was given the right to keep French and the Catholic faith by England. Today French is the official language in Quebec. |
| Along the street are a park (left) and this wonderfully painted building. |
| View from Champlins statue. |
| Plaque on the monument--Samual Champlain was the first governor of Quebec. |
| There are street busters. |
| The walled portion of colonial Quebec City. |
| Panoramic of the city center. |
| As we leave we pass by the monument to Champlain. |
| Old time transportation is available |
| Panoramic of Quebec CIty. |
| Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City. |
| Entering Old Quebec City |
| Rue Petite Champlain |
| Stairs to enter Petit Champlain |
| The street is a tourist dream |
| Our view at lunch. The French Onion Soup was the best ever! |
| Inside the restaurant |
| All along Rue Petit Champlain there are old world style signs |
| Evening comes and it is time to leave the city |
| Quebec City from the St. Lawrence Seaway |
| As we leave we barely clear the bridges over the river. |
| Monument to Samuel Champlain |
| Recollets Monument to a order of Franciscan Missionaries |