Winter Quebec Travel ❄️✈️

I went on a trip to Quebec to reminisce about the drama Goblin. I usually go there in the fall or during warm weather, but I visited in the winter because I thought it would be romantic to see the snow-covered Chateau Frontenac. 1. Chateau Frontenac - Chateau Frontenac Hotel, a famous landmark in Quebec known to us as the “Goblin Hotel,” I stayed here during my stay in Quebec for a more special experience. The interior is old, but it has a neat and antique interior like a 5-star hotel, and the advantage is that you can go out and take pictures of the hotel’s night view even in the middle of the night. I recommend staying for a day if you visit. 2. Petit Champs-en-Plans Street - Petit Champs-en-Plans Street is a collection of small shops right after you go down the stairs from Chateau Frontenac. It’s fun to take your time looking around, and since most of them sell cute decorations, chocolates, ice cream, and snacks, it’s also great for souvenir shopping. I had maple-dipped ice cream here, and it was really delicious. 3. Quebec Parliament Building - While walking around downtown Quebec, I came across a beautiful building and found that it was the Parliament Building. It had a unique French feel that you can feel in Eastern Canadian architecture, and the Canadian and Quebec flags were hanging together, making it a great place to take commemorative photos. In addition, the snow-covered Quebec scenery was really beautiful, so it was a trip where my eyes were feasted on every moment. #WinterTravel #Canada #Quebec #ChateauFrontenac #PetitChampland