Castel d'Amérique Française Centre de Réservations in the heart of Old Québec City
31, Ste-Ursule, Québec (QC) G1R 4E4 Telephone: 1-888-666-5220 local: 418-262-0048 email: 123ursule@gmail.com
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Castel d'Amérique Française
is situated within the historic walls of Old Quebec City
5 minutes walk from the most famous landmark - Frontenac Castle
Welcome to our home in Québec City
Discover Quebec City like I discovered it 23 years ago
My name is Jolanta. I am from Warsaw, the capital of Poland, Starowka, the old town of Warsaw. In Poland, I studied law with the hope of one day to become a judge in order to fight the corruption of the communist regime that reigned in my country, but destiny decided otherwise. One day, I took a boat and left the place of my birth. After traveling to several European countries, I crossed the ocean and settled down in Ottawa, the capital of Canada. It was in 2000 that I undertook a short trip to visit Quebec City only for 3 days. My trip is taking longer than expected. We are today in 2022 and I am still here today! I love the city, I love the place, and my daughter loves receiving
you at Castel d'Amérique Française which offers superior accommodation for tourists. If you like architecture, if you like history and if you like beauty, leave all your tasks behind as I did and come for a short visit to Quebec City to get to know the most beautiful place in North America!
Our Place
House History:
Castel D'Amérique Française
Welcomes you to our genuine ancestral Manor built in 1860 by the famous architect Charles Baillargé for Pierre Baillargeron (1812-1891), doctor, dentist and then the senator.Pierre was the brother of Mgr. Charles-François Baillargeon (1798-1870), sixteenth bishop and third archbishop of Québec. Both of them were native of l’Île-aux-Grues. The son of Pierre Baillargeon, Jules (1850-1945), wine importer, and his wife Atala Gourdeau (1858-1943), succeeded him. They brought up 8 children in this home. When his parents passed away, 5 daughters, Blanche, Julienne, Jeanne, Yvette and Marguerite, continued to live here until the departure of the youngest one in 1996.
Main Entry to Castel d'Amérique Française
Room with 2 queen size beds
Main Entry to Castel d'Amérique Française
Location
Location: within the fortified walls and in the heart of Old Quebec City. Discover & explore the entire city by foot.
Our house is situated within the fortified walls and in the most popular animated historic district of Old Québec, few steps from Frontenac Castle, Plaines d'Abraham, Citadelle, Parliament, Congress Centre, museum of Civilization, river Saint-Laurent, terrace Dufferin, in the heart of summer festival, winter carnaval and all touristique attractions, cafés, bistros and restaurants. Castel d'Amérique Française thanks to its strategic location in the heart of Old Québec City, is an ideal starting point for exploring all that Quebec City has to offer.
Our common areas
Our common areas in the house:
Salon on the ground-floor where you can play chess, games, read books or interact with other guests.
Dining room on the ground-floor accessible 24hrs by 24hrs (microonde, kettle, wide variety of teas, chocolate, instant coffe are at your disposal during the day or at night.
Reception area
Common terrace equipped with chairs and bistros tables situated on the 3rd floor overlooking the
Ursuline Garden, Edifice Price, chateau Frontenac, Laurentian mountains
Room with 2 queen size beds
Saint Laurence River
Room with 2 queen size beds
Room with 2 queen size beds
Places to visit
Quebec City is full of charming narrow streets and local boutiques. Here are the places you must visit:
Terrace Dufferin -historical landmark, boardwalk
La Promenade des Gouverneurs - Historic Walking Areas
Cathedral-Basilica of Notre Dame
Sainte-Anne de Beaupré Basilica
and more, see our Attractions page
Québec City and Castel d'Amérique Française images
Images of Quebec City and Castel are presented in a book with historical notes, written by Terry Marshall during his 7 days stay at Castel D'Amerique Francaise in 2022 - pages 6, 7 and 16.
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