The romantic old city of Quebec, a place you must visit once in your life

The old city of Quebec in Canada is a French romantic country with beautiful scenery and architecture. It is a French-dominated area. It is an 8-hour drive from New York and a great place to spend 3-5 days on the East Coast of the United States during the short holiday. This is the filming location of the Korean drama "Goblin". Although it is beautiful in autumn, the snow scene in February and March is still beautiful, and the pictures taken directly from mobile phones are also blockbusters. In fact, this place is not particularly large. One day for a shallow tour and 2-3 days for an in-depth tour are enough. 💖Fairmont Castle Hotel: This attraction is beautiful whether photographed from close up or from a distance. The hotel has an ancient golden and luxurious style. On the first floor there is a mailbox where the little bride in the Korean drama "Goblin" sent letters. Many young ladies go there to check in. You can overlook the old town of Quebec at Parc du Bastion-de-la-Reine, which is also the filming location of the cemetery in "Goblin". Walk down from here to Dufferin Terrace where you can take great photos with the castle. There is a ski slope opposite the castle hotel for $4 per time, which is worth a try. 💖 Quartier Petit Champlain Must-sees: This European-style street became famous because of the Korean drama "Goblin". There is a huge mural at the end. This street is the "origin of Old Quebec" and is known as the oldest prosperous street in North America. The narrow streets are lined with shops selling souvenirs, boutiques, leather goods, handicrafts, as well as galleries and restaurants. It is very romantic. The confession sign in "Goblin" is at the end of the road closer to the castle. The "little red door" through which the little bride came from Canada is also on the main street. The popcorn here is delicious.