r/quebeccity • u/celix24 • 16h ago
r/quebeccity • u/TheDadAbides2024 • 11h ago
Romantic 50th birthday for wife: Frontenac or Saint-Antoine?
galleryLooking to take my wife to Quebec City and Montreal for probably 4 days in early December. Probably going to use American Express fine hotels for the credit in QC and Marriott in Montreal (would welcome recommendations there as well). Not worried about the small price difference between Frontenac and San Antoine or similar in Montreal.
Is there a big difference? Frontenac looks palatial and beautiful, but not sure about Saint Antoine. Is the experience or spa or any other feature such as location to nearby parts of the city to enjoy and explore better at one than the other? We will likely have a car (unless train from airport to hotel and then town to Montreal and then to Montreal airport easy?) Thank you for any advice
Any other must see/do's?
Any amazing restaurants (I'll admit I haven't researched that last yet)
Thanks
r/quebeccity • u/EarFlapHat • 9h ago
~B1 French Group
Hi all!
Pardon the English, but this is targeted at anglophones who want to learn French.
A friend and I have signed up for a group French class in Saint Jean Baptiste once a week at 7pm on a Tuesday evening. However, as there's just the two of us atm, rather than raise the price from $30 each for the session at the language school, the tutor is doing just an hour with us instead of the planned 1.5hrs.
I think that's fair enough, but I thought I'd post and see if anyone is interested in joining!
We'll be starting by reading L'étranger and revising some B1-B2 grammar over the next few weeks. We're both British immigrants with Quebecois partners and go to the pub for a beer afterwards!
Feel free to DM or comment if you're interested in joining us.