Walking through Quebec City in the fall 🍂

🍂 Peak foliage season: Late September to mid-October (I visited in mid-October, but there were still some green leaves, so I felt the timing might have been slightly off.) Located in Eastern Canada, Quebec City is a stunning historic city that makes you feel as if you’re traveling in France, despite being in North America. With its cobblestone streets, charming buildings, and the romantic atmosphere of French being spoken all around, it’s truly enchanting 🏰 A must-do is strolling through Old Québec, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It feels like stepping back in time to the medieval era. Landmarks like Château Frontenac and the stone buildings lining Petit Champlain Street will fill your heart with joy just by walking around ❤️❤️ Although it’s a French-speaking region, English is widely understood in tourist areas, so no need to worry! In winter, the city transforms into a snowy wonderland and hosts the famous "Winter Carnival." Events include snow slides, an ice hotel, and ice sculptures, making even the cold weather enjoyable!