old port (vieux-port)
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old port (vieux-port)印象
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Visited the old port during the Quebec Winter Carnival and watched one of the craziest races ever. Five men canoes heading out across the ice of the St Lawrence in and out of bone chilling water all the way to Levis and then back on what has to be one of the coldest days ever. Quebecois have my profound respect for one of the most dangerous and cold sports ever. It also gave a close up look at the new modern Cruise Port for summer.
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夏季的魁北克港口是个不可错过的热闹地方，夏季有音乐节，还有很多展览，微风和阳光，附近还有老港口市场，里面有很多新奇的食物和新鲜的农产品，及冰激淋，夏天来魁北克，一定要来港口转转，如果有兴趣的话，周围还有博物馆，咖啡定，定期还会有海军免费参观的活动！晚上还有水幕电影。一定要来看看哦
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Lots of interesting antique shops and small restaurants. Lots of worthwhile architecture to view. It's an easy walk. be sure and read a good guide before exploring the area.
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Been here twice in the past 18 months as part of cruise stop. Cruise terminal well kept and extremely handy to see Old town, but Old Port itself and the covered market really did not warrant more than an hour.A short walk towards Lower town will yield more for your sight seeing effort.
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While in port before leaving on a cruise, we wandered the old port area and old port market. It was pleasant, but nothing extraordinary.
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So we visited during Christmas and my brother said the Christmas market was a must see. Well i think the actual Christmas Market had already closed by the time we visited, but we still go to walk around and enjoy the markets by the old port. Good thing too as it was pouring rain and it was a nice 2 hour getaway to shop around and buy some souvenirs.
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On a rainy November day my husband and I took a cab to the Vieux-Port Market and were glad that we did. The market is large and contains everything from apples to spirits not made from grapes to Christmas ornaments. Each stall was fun to visit, and many had samples for customers to try. That is how we happened to buy a port not made from grapes.....it was so good! There are bakeries and meat markets and places to buy and eat food. Plus, the market is located right on the shores of the Saint Lawrence River. Don't miss this place!
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I started out at the Old Port Market which would be a fantastic place to pick up fresh food if you are preparing a meal. This area was very quaint with locally owned restaurants, art galleries & outdoor art. As I walked closer to the where the cruise ships were docked, the shops became geared toward the tourists. The victory? church was a nice little stop. At least two large frescos were nice to see. The funicular gave a great view of the lower town and was an easy way to get to the upper town.
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We thought we were going to a real marketplace, with a farmer's market, lots of eating choices and interesting local crafts. However, we were disappointed. There were food vendors, but primarily cider and ice wines, maple confections and smoked meats. It was OK but not great.The "food court" area had just one very rinky-dink cafe, which didn't look fresh.There was a "Christmas" market going on - and if you're into Christmas decor and ornaments it was probably good. The market in Toronto is much, much better and more interesting.Also, there is virtually nothing else to do in this area and it's a long walk from Old Town (and a longer walk back up the hills) for not much of anything.
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We discovered the covered market at the Old Port quite by chance and were very pleased we did. So much amazing food, produce, wines and ciders, and wonderful little gift ideas. It's a pity the market isn't better promoted and sign-posted around Old Quebec.