Heading down toward Place-Royale on the funicular from Terrasse Dufferin
Place-Royale
Place-Royale is known as the cradle of French civilization in America. Samuel de Champlain began building this first Quebec settlement in 1609 as a trading post. It is part of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Looking out at the St. Lawrence from Place-Royale
La Fresque des Quebecois
La Fresque des Quebecois tells the history of Quebec City. The mural includes historic figures as well as artists and writers. Finished in 1999, it covers 4,500 square feet on the side of the Soumande House on Notre-Dame Street.
Vieux-Port
Farmers Market at the Old Port
Farmers Market
Bassin Louise
The funicular bringing passengers down to Place-Royale from Terrasse Dufferin.
off the leash 
Awesome picture looking straight down the funicular, Ken.
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That mural is awesome. Looks like you can step right into it. I’ve always admired the artists who can create that type of mural.
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