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Place RoyalevsMusee de l'Amerique Francophone
Both Place Royale and Museum of French America are praised by professional reviewers. Overall, Place Royale ranks significantly higher than Museum of French America. Place Royale comes in at #4 in Quebec City with positive reviews from 5 reviewers including Travel + Leisure, Fodor's and Frommer's.
Place Royale
Lonely Planet
Concierge
Frommer's
Fodor's
Lonely Planet
Travel + Leisure
Michelin Guide
Michelin Guide
Michelin Guide
U.S. News & World Report
27 rue Notre-Dame, Quebec City, Quebec G1K 4E9 , Canada
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"This little square in the west of Old Montréal marks the spot where the first fort, Ville-Marie, was erected." Full review
"This picturesque square, surrounded by restored 17th- and 18th-century buildings, is one of the oldest inhabited areas on the continent."
"This small but picturesque plaza is considered by Québécois to be the literal and spiritual heart of Basse-Ville -- in grander terms, the birthplace of French America." Full review
"The houses that encircle this cobblestone square, with steep Normandy-style roofs, dormer windows, and chimneys, were once the homes of wealthy merchants." Full review
Top Choice
"This interpretive center touts the Place-Royale neighborhood as the cradle of French history." Full review
"Place Royale is a gorgeous public place that makes for pretty pictures, but it’s also one of our most significant historic attractions." Full review
0 Stars
"By 1706, it had become the public market place, the popular setting for official announcements by the town crier, criminal punishments including whippings and hangings, and occasional duels. " Full review
2 Stars
"Today the heart of Lower Town, this charming cobblestone square was the hub of the city's economic activity until the mid-19C, when the port, and subsequently the area, fell into decline." Full review
2 Stars
"This charming cobblestone square was the hub of the city's economic activity until the mid-19C. Bordered by typical 18C stone houses, topped by steep roofs and chimneys, the square features a bronze bust of King Louis XIV as its centrepiece." Full review
5.0
"While exploring this quaint area, you'll come across several notable tributes to its French Colonial past...visitors call the area charming and unique and recommend spending time wandering around" Full review
Musee de l'Amerique Francophone
Frommer's
Fodor's
Michelin Guide
Frommer's
2 Cote de la Fabrique, (At Ste-Famille), Quebec City, Quebec G1R 3V6, Canada
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"Located on the site of the Québec Seminary, which dates from 1663, the Museum of French America highlights the evolution of French culture in Canada and the U.S." Full review
"There's a great exhibition called "On the Road," about the Francophones' journey across North America." Full review
1 Star
"The Museum of French-speaking America showcases objects and works of art reflecting France's rich historic, cultural and social heritage in North America." Full review
"The focal point of this museum is a permanent exhibit that traces the odyssey of French speaking populations to Québec and beyond, including American cities such as St. Louis, Detroit,..." Full review