Quebec+City,+Canada

=**Quebec City**=
 * Population: 491,000** **Language(s): French, English** **Major Religion: Catholicism**
 * View of the Chateau du Frontenac in Old Quebec City**



Day 1: Get acquainted with Old Quebec. Walk the Old Town and the Lower Town. See the Chateau du Frontenac and the Plains of Abraham. Day 2: Drive outside the city to see the Montmorency Falls. Take the gondola up to the top, walk across the bridge and hike down. --After the Falls, drive out to St. Anne de Beaupre and see the Church. --Finish the day back in Old Quebec with dinner at Au Parmesan and strolling the Old Town in the evening. Day 3: Drive outside the city again and go skiing at Mt. Tremblant for the day. Finish the day with a late dinner at Cafe du Paris. Day 4: Drive outside the city one more time and spend the day at the Valcartier Vacation Village and go snowtubing on the 42 slopes for sledding and tubing. Have a fondue lunch at the village and a warm drink by the fireplace there. Day 5: Enjoy a relaxing day in Quebec City again. Start the morning with crepes at the Creperie du Petit Chateau. Ride the horse and carriage to see the city and spend the afernoon and early evening window shopping. Day 6: Breakfast in town and then head home. Note: if the Winter Carnival is going on, there will be much more to do!
 * Possible Itinerary for 6 days in Quebec City: (This depends on the time of year, but I will go with winter here.)**

Expensive, but very nice: The Chateau du Frontenac (Can be $400+ a night) Mid-range: Manoir Victoria ($140-$250 or so a night) Cheap: La Belle Planete Backpacker Hostel Downtown Quebec (Close to the Old Town and can be about $30 a night for a bed in a dorm)
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