Montreal & Quebec City For Dummies (Dummies Travel) by Julie Barlow (PDF)

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Combining old-world charm with modern convenience and culture, French-Canada’s two great cities offer a European flair found nowhere else in North America. With the added convenience of being near the U.S., Montréal and Québec City make great long- or short-term destinations. This handy guide shows travelers how to get the most for their money with: Prices listed in both U.S. and Canadian dollarsThe basic French you need to get aroundGreat day-trips from both Québec’s citiesTips on dealing with Québec’s extreme weatherSpecial advice for gay and lesbian visitors, families, senior citizens, and travelers with disabilitiesLike every For Dummies travel guide, Montréal and Québec City For Dummies includes:Down-to-earth trip-planning adviceWhat you shouldn’t miss — and what you can skipThe best restaurants and hotels for every budgetLots of detailed maps

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Editorial Reviews: From the Back Cover Your insider’s guide to the best places and prices Explore two of North America’s most distinctive cities!From old-world charm to new-wave nightclubs, French-Canada’s two great cities offer European-style flair and culture found nowhere else in North America. But how do you see it all? Relax! This handy guide presents friendly advice on what to do and what to see, where to stay and where to eat.The Dummies WayDown-to-earth trip-planning adviceWhat you shouldn’t miss – and what you can skipThe best restaurants and hotels for every budgetLots of detailed maps About the Author Julie Barlow (julie.barlow@sympatico.ca) is a magazine journalist and travel writer who spent several years living in Paris. She recently published Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong, a sort of travel guide for Americans who are puzzled by the French. In it, she explains why the French think, act, and organize themselves the way they do. At the moment, she is based in Montréal, where she writes regularly for the French-language magazine L’actualité, but she will soon be heading back to France to work on her next book, The Story of French. When she’s not traveling, she’s cooking, eating, drinking, and enjoying this North American corner of the French-speaking world as much as possible. Austin Macdonald (austin_macdonald@yahoo.com) first came to Montréal for school. For three summers, while studying English Literature at McGill University, he worked as a tour guide in both Montréal and Québec City. Since teaching English in Tokyo, counting down the millennium in Rio, and having a series of misadventures in the dot-com world, Austin has been working as a freelance writer concerned with urban affairs at large. His work has been published in Canadian magazines such as Toronto Life and Azure and in newspapers, including Globe and Mail, the National Post, and the Montréal Gazette.

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