Quebec Canada in Autumn

Quebec in Autumn has maple trees in glorious colour.

Walk the streets to see leaves falling gently like snow.

People speak French so it's the perfect place to feel like you're in France.  

Each hotel has their own creative display of pumpkins in all sizes and shapes

Hills come alive with autumn colours.  

Architecture on a pedestal shows genius.

Fall flowers of red and purple is a backdrop to places to dine.

Golden leaves line the streets.

Peak comes in different stages.  Some trees lay bare as other trees hold on to their leaves to say I don't want to give them up.

Scarlet trees stand out the most.

Gold and orange add warmth to the season.

Leaves lay gently in pools of soft colours.  

Gourds with pumps add texture.

Nature changes each day as a new path of leaves say winter is near. 

B and B's have creative displays with pumpkins in white chairs hanging from windows.

Orange pumpkin villages with hay is a great place of an autumn photo with kids.

 Maple houses are in use this time of year to make syrup.  

The Chateau Frontenac stands tall in Old City of Quebec.

Chandeliers hang like icecles from ceilings.

The Chateau has many places to dine.

Checkered floors makes a statement.

The Chateau lights up at night.

Delicious pastries are perfect for brunch.

Crispy potatoes warms the tummy.

Copper spires are shaped like cones.

Historical photographs show teatime is popular.

Quebec lights up at night

Red roofs light up.

Lamps guide the way.

Ride the funicular to help you downhill with ease.  

B and B's are a wonderful place to stay because you can dine with other tourists and share travel stores.

Each B and B has a unique story to tell about past owners.  

For a special treat take an excursion to see Montmorency Falls.

Theres a cable car to take you to the top. 

Or walk the wooden walkway to get a closeup of the rainbow at the bottom.

Saint Anne's Cathedral is a wonderful place to visit. 

It took 40 years to build in dedication to Saint Anne the grandmother of Jesus.

Autumn trees frame the cathedral.

Rose stain glass tells the biblical story of Saint Anne the mother of Mary.

The rose stainglass lets the light come through.

Banners hang with textiles to tell biblical stories.

Mosaics on the ceiling are majestic.

Roam the garden to see waterfalls.

Mosaics of Mary her Mother Anne and Baby Jesus makes the heart warm.

A railroad track close by is lined with Autumn trees.

It takes many workers to make Quebec run efficiently. 

Quebec has an island to visit called D Orlean.  You can visit apple orchards in rows.

Purple mountains are in the background with clouds floating across the Quebec sky.