sugar shack culture, cobblestone streets, and the preservation of french literature in quebec city, canada – resonate

“Quebec City, Canada, started as a French colony in 1608 and remained French until 1759, when a 15-minute battle against the English changed the city’s (and province’s) fate. The architecture is a mixture of 18th- and 19th-century French and English styles, and there are plenty of stairs and hills for getting into shape while walking around. 

The award-winning food scene rivals Montreal, and local artisans and producers are integral parts of the culture. Take a look around with local expert Pamela MacNaughtan, as she introduces the greatest hits of Quebec City, a capital city with a big village vibe.”