Chateau Frontenac, by night. 

By day or by night, Chateau Frontenac is an imposing and beautiful site in Old Quebec.  The elegant facade looks amazing, by any light and it's like a medieval romance come to life.  It's an incredible site and I never tired of looking at it. 

 

Chateau Frontenac at sunset.

 

 

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  1. Birgit3 August 2025 at 07:32

    Love these pictures! Remember when we had a coffee and strawberries but I was sick and looked like a disheveled rat…lol

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  2. JeffGaboury4 August 2025 at 09:43

    Hi Birgit,

    It was cool to revisit this place and it's such a great place for photography. I am struggling to remember the strawberries thing. It's hard to believe it's nearly 30 years ago!
    I have so many photos I want to post still. It was a long overdue revisit. I should go to Montreal again too.

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