Haute-Ville

Compared with the lower city, the upper city feels no different, but the planning and street layout of the city feels better than the lower city. Of course, they are very charming and very good.

The upper city is also part of the old city. Compared with the lower city, there are not many historical landscapes that need to be punched in. It is more like a very leisurely and comfortable place in the small towns of Europe in the past.

The upper and lower urban areas of Quebec feel that there is no obvious difference in the style and experience of the city. They are all places like the old city. The environment is also very beautiful and very good.

I thought that Quebec's upper city should be the kind of very modern commercial center, but it still feels a lot of old areas, but it is also very unexpected, very comfortable, and very retro.

The upper city of Quebec actually feels similar to the lower city. There are many old buildings and some more representative attractions. Anyway, I can't tell what the boundary between them is.