Love love love Quebec City
We arrived in the heart of Quebec City to snow. It fell lightly at first but gathered momentum at great speed. Our hotel in the old town was beautiful and apparently hosting a big party for New Years. We decided not to join them and dined at an early sitting at a restaurant close by. The streets were pretty with lights Christmas decorations and of course snow makes everything look wonderful. With temperatures at -10 to -20 degrees there was no way we were going into the main square for fireworks! On New Year's Day we walked the streets as the snow continued to fall and went on the cities old slide! It was a world apart from Disneyland. You had to pull the wooden slide up the top yourself and down you went (apparently you can reach speeds of 70km per hour). I was doubtful to the speeds achieved but unfortunately the boys won ( I didn't know it was a race). That evening we dined at 29 q'aiit. It was by far our best meal. With the snow still falling and a bottle of red wine enjoyed there was so much to love about the city. Our last day in Quebec and the kids toes and hands have frozen once too often so a quiet afternoon indoors with batteries being recharged to face our next stop. When we glance at the New York forecast of 1 degrees we know that will be a piece of cake. Try and visit this beautiful place but maybe a month or two earlier than us.?
New Year's Eve
The slide
Snowball fight





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