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Fun Visit to Basse Ville
下城区的点评
点评：Basse Ville, or the Lower Town of Old Quebec, is a beautiful area of preserved historic stone buildings and cobblestone streets. Filled with shops and restaurants, Basse Ville is a mecca for tourists - it was even more crowded during our visit when a Celebrity cruise ship docked overnight.
Like every tourist who visits Old Quebec, we walked down Escalier Casse-Cou (aka Breakneck Stairs) – afterwards, we rode the funicular back up to Dufferin Terrace.
While in Basse Ville, we shopped along Rue du Petit Champlain, passed by Umbrella Alley and had lunch at the popular Le Lapin Saute. We also did a cruise on the St. Lawrence River that took off from Basse Ville.
We visited Place Royale but did not get a chance to go inside Notre Dame des Victoires Church (one of the oldest stone churches in North America and the site of Samuel de Champlain’s first settlement) because we missed the few hours it was open. Note - some tourist sights in Old Quebec are only open during the summer high season or like Victoires Church, shorten their hours after Canada’s Labour Day.
We admired an outdoor trompe l’oeil mural titled La Fresque des Quebecois that honors 400 years of Quebec’s history. We also dropped by EXMURO, a free gallery featuring provocative modern art installations.
We wished we had more time in Old Quebec. We did not have time to visit the Musee de la Civilisation or explore the Old Port area.
Like every tourist who visits Old Quebec, we walked down Escalier Casse-Cou (aka Breakneck Stairs) – afterwards, we rode the funicular back up to Dufferin Terrace.
While in Basse Ville, we shopped along Rue du Petit Champlain, passed by Umbrella Alley and had lunch at the popular Le Lapin Saute. We also did a cruise on the St. Lawrence River that took off from Basse Ville.
We visited Place Royale but did not get a chance to go inside Notre Dame des Victoires Church (one of the oldest stone churches in North America and the site of Samuel de Champlain’s first settlement) because we missed the few hours it was open. Note - some tourist sights in Old Quebec are only open during the summer high season or like Victoires Church, shorten their hours after Canada’s Labour Day.
We admired an outdoor trompe l’oeil mural titled La Fresque des Quebecois that honors 400 years of Quebec’s history. We also dropped by EXMURO, a free gallery featuring provocative modern art installations.
We wished we had more time in Old Quebec. We did not have time to visit the Musee de la Civilisation or explore the Old Port area.
翻译：巴瑟维尔，即魁北克老城下城区，风景优美，保留了历史悠久的石头建筑和鹅卵石街道。巴瑟维尔遍布商店和餐厅，是游客的圣地——我们到访期间，一艘名人游轮停靠过夜，这里更是人潮涌动。
像所有到访魁北克老城的游客一样，我们沿着Escalier Casse-Cou（又名“急速楼梯”）步行而下，之后乘坐缆车返回达弗林露台。
在巴瑟维尔期间，我们沿着小香普兰街购物，路过雨伞巷，并在颇受欢迎的Le Lapin Saute餐厅享用午餐。我们还从巴瑟维尔出发，乘坐游船游览了圣劳伦斯河。
我们参观了皇家广场，但没有机会参观胜利圣母教堂（Notre Dame des Victoires Church，北美最古老的石砌教堂之一，也是萨缪尔·德·尚普兰（Samuel de Champlain）第一个定居点的所在地），因为错过了它开放的几个小时。需要注意的是，魁北克老城的一些旅游景点只在夏季旺季开放，或者像胜利圣母教堂一样，在加拿大劳动节后缩短开放时间。
我们欣赏了一幅名为《魁北克的壁画》（La Fresque des Quebecois）的户外错视画，它纪念了魁北克400年的历史。我们还顺便参观了EXMURO，这是一个免费的画廊，展出了极具启发性的现代艺术装置。
我们希望在魁北克老城有更多时间。我们没有时间参观文明博物馆或探索老港区。
像所有到访魁北克老城的游客一样，我们沿着Escalier Casse-Cou（又名“急速楼梯”）步行而下，之后乘坐缆车返回达弗林露台。
在巴瑟维尔期间，我们沿着小香普兰街购物，路过雨伞巷，并在颇受欢迎的Le Lapin Saute餐厅享用午餐。我们还从巴瑟维尔出发，乘坐游船游览了圣劳伦斯河。
我们参观了皇家广场，但没有机会参观胜利圣母教堂（Notre Dame des Victoires Church，北美最古老的石砌教堂之一，也是萨缪尔·德·尚普兰（Samuel de Champlain）第一个定居点的所在地），因为错过了它开放的几个小时。需要注意的是，魁北克老城的一些旅游景点只在夏季旺季开放，或者像胜利圣母教堂一样，在加拿大劳动节后缩短开放时间。
我们欣赏了一幅名为《魁北克的壁画》（La Fresque des Quebecois）的户外错视画，它纪念了魁北克400年的历史。我们还顺便参观了EXMURO，这是一个免费的画廊，展出了极具启发性的现代艺术装置。
我们希望在魁北克老城有更多时间。我们没有时间参观文明博物馆或探索老港区。
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