Lieu Historique National du Canada du Parc-Montmorency
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sanju_222323
New Jersey16 652 bidrag
mai 2024 • Par
Montmorency Park has served many different purposes over the years including being a military site and meeting place of the Legislature of the United Province of Canada. It is now home to a few statues and memorials, Today, here stand monuments to Louis Hébert, the first Canadian farmer, and Sir George-Étienne Cartier, one of the fathers of Confederation, as well as a plaque commemorating Québec's first parliament building.
This urban park in the heart of Old Québec extends onto a section of the site of the first cultivated land in New France. It is also where the Legislative Assembly of United Canada parliament sessions were held.
many things you can do here like, you can see the monuments dedicated to Louis Hébert and Sir George-Étienne Cartier, Admire the view of Lower Town, particularly the view of the Fresco of Quebeckers.
but my favorite is - taking a photo of Chateau Frontenac along the stairs of Prescott Gate - that is a great spot, trust me.
Restroom: there are many restrooms nearby areas, just Google it.
Tourist information center, it's like 2 min walking.
This urban park in the heart of Old Québec extends onto a section of the site of the first cultivated land in New France. It is also where the Legislative Assembly of United Canada parliament sessions were held.
many things you can do here like, you can see the monuments dedicated to Louis Hébert and Sir George-Étienne Cartier, Admire the view of Lower Town, particularly the view of the Fresco of Quebeckers.
but my favorite is - taking a photo of Chateau Frontenac along the stairs of Prescott Gate - that is a great spot, trust me.
Restroom: there are many restrooms nearby areas, just Google it.
Tourist information center, it's like 2 min walking.
Skrevet 26. juni 2024
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Pete
Fredericksburg, VA1 200 bidrag
mai 2024 • Alene
Jacques Cartier.
He was the earliest explorer of New France circa 1540. He memorably made an Unsuccessful attempt to establish a colony at Cap Rouge. Everything was gone after the winter of 1541.
He was the earliest explorer of New France circa 1540. He memorably made an Unsuccessful attempt to establish a colony at Cap Rouge. Everything was gone after the winter of 1541.
Skrevet 4. mai 2024
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Dimitris L
Sydney, Australia50 924 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
Lieu Historique National du Canada du Parc-Montmorency is a small park. It has Rue Port-Dauphin on one side and Cote de la Montagne on the other. It lies opposite the Louis S. St. Laurent, Post Office, Building which is higher up on the hill side. It's on the way to the Old Town coming down from Place d' Armes and Chateau Frontenac. There are several cannons along one side of the park and also there are a few statues. It's a nice place to stop and look around and enjoy.
Skrevet 31. oktober 2023
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Royal C
5 bidrag
apr. 2023 • Familie
We’ll worth the tour as is a short trip from Old Wuebec City. Falls are 30’ higher than Niagara Falls (according to,
Pvt. tour guide).
Pvt. tour guide).
Skrevet 14. april 2023
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Terry M
Hamilton, Canada4 897 bidrag
aug. 2022
Bounded by Rue Port Dauphin and Cote de la Montagne, this green space never seemed to get that much pedestrian traffic. It contains some noteworthy history and statues. That of Louis Hebert, one of the first settlers, is in the north of the park. The Quebec Conference was held here in 1864. A statue of George-Etienne Carter, a Father of Confederation, holds sway over the park's s/e segment. Cannons line the walls. There are park benches if you want a rest, perhaps after climbing up from the Lower Town.
Skrevet 19. august 2022
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maskoutain2575
Montreal, Canada8 783 bidrag
jun. 2021
Ce petit parc du Gouvernement du Canada se veut un lieu honorant notre histoire. Propre et bien aménagé, il vaut le détour et qu'on y fasse une halte.
Vraiment bien situé, il offre des points-de vue splendides sur le Vieux-Québec, le Château Frontenac et le Cap Diamant.
Deux gros monuments commémorent de belle façon deux pionniers du Québec et du Canada, en celui qui fut notre premier colon Louis Hébert et le Père de la Confédération Sir Georges-Étienne Cartier.
Vraiment bien situé, il offre des points-de vue splendides sur le Vieux-Québec, le Château Frontenac et le Cap Diamant.
Deux gros monuments commémorent de belle façon deux pionniers du Québec et du Canada, en celui qui fut notre premier colon Louis Hébert et le Père de la Confédération Sir Georges-Étienne Cartier.
Skrevet 7. august 2021
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Michel_Louise_2013
Quebec by, Canada28 304 bidrag
aug. 2018 • Venner
C’est un des rares parcs intra-muros de la Ville de Québec. Il fait partie du système de fortification de la ville. La vue sur le fleuve Saint-Laurent et sur la Basse-Ville de Québec du haut de ses remparts mérite le détour. Le Parc Montmorency, a d’ailleurs été classé lieu historique du Canada en 1949. Le parc longe la rue de la Montagne. On y accède depuis la Terrasse Dufferin en descendant un escalier qui mène à la passerelle Prescott (ancienne porte Prescott qui donnait accès à la ville par la rue de la Montagne). Au début de la colonie, le parc Montmorency faisait partie du fief de Sault-au-Matelot, première seigneurie concédée, en 1623, par le vice-roi de la Nouvelle-France, Henri II de Montmorency (1595-1632) aux Jésuites en partage avec la famille de Louis Hébert, apothicaire parisien, premier colon français à s’établir en Amérique. En 1666, Mgr François de Montmorency-Laval, premier vicaire apostolique de la Nouvelle-France, achète le terrain pour y construire le Séminaire de Québec (formation des prêtres). Par la suite, le site a accueilli le premier Palais épiscopal de Québec, construit entre 1693 et 1695 à la demande de Mgr de St-Vallier. Endommagé pendant la guerre de Conquête (1759), il est restauré en 1766. L'édifice devient l'hôtel du parlement en 1792 jusqu’à ce que l’édifice brûle en 1854. Un autre édifice y est érigé en 1859 mais il sera aussi détruit par les flammes en 1884. Alors commence la vocation récréo-touristique du Parc Montmorency. Lorsqu’on s’y promène, on peut observer au sol les fondations du Parlement du Canada Uni. On peut également observer quelques statues dont une dédiée à Louis Hébert et sa famille ainsi qu’une dédiée à George-Étienne Cartier (1814-1873), politicien canadien-français (1850-1870) et l'un des pères de la Confédération (1867). Le Parc fait aussi partie des sites utilisés à chaque année pour les Fêtes de la Nouvelle-France.
Skrevet 1. april 2019
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gitter49
Hamburg, Tyskland2 979 bidrag
sep. 2018 • Par
Ein weiterer kleiner Park dominiert von einem Denkmal und am Rand mit vielen Kanonen. Diese scheint in der Altstadt in unbegrenzter Zahl zu geben.
Leider nimmt eine Abdeckung den Blick auf die Unterstadt.
Leider nimmt eine Abdeckung den Blick auf die Unterstadt.
Skrevet 3. oktober 2018
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Samndjsdad
Orange, CA649 bidrag
apr. 2018 • Par
Another of many little parks in the upper town. This one is close to the Frontenac and has nice views of the lower town. Find a spot to sit and relax and enjoy the solitude away from the crowds.
Skrevet 1. mai 2018
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pathfinndr
Norman, OK1 515 bidrag
aug. 2017 • Alene
This is a nice small park located in Upper Town, next to the ramparts overlooking Lower Town. There are several cannons in this area next to the rampart walls, and there are nice views both out across the St. Lawrence River and also back toward the gardens flanking some stairs behind the Notre Dame de Quebec Basilica. Since I have several French Canadian Ancestors, the main attraction for me was the statue of Louis Hébert, the first permanent settler (1618) in New France/Québec. The monument also include flanking bronze statues at the base of Marie Rollet, Louis's wife and Guillaume Couillard, their son-in-law, all of whom are my direct ancestors. There is also a bronze plaque on the reverse side of the monument commemorating 94 of the other first colonists of Quebec. Most English directions say that this monument and park is located in the Parc Montmeorency (Montmorency Park), but that is misleading, There is a Parc Montmeorency that is much further out, where the Montmorency Falls are found. This park in Old Town is just behind Notre-Dame de Québec basilica and next to the street "Côte de la Montagne and.Rue Port-Dauphin. Its formal names is Lieu Historique National du Canada du Parc-Montmorency.
Skrevet 12. september 2017
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