Vieux-Port

Is ok, has few spots to walk and get a nice breeze. But very few places to get shade

Mostly, I love it, but they have some issues with the accessibility.

Meditations on Earthly Materials and Temperatures, 2022 by Mia Feuer A Zamboni glitters like a massive geode: clusters of crystals, oil-like in their iridescence, have formed in its cavities. In Mia Feuer’s hands, this junkyard vehicle is transformed using unorthodox materials such as plastic recyclables and thrash. The crystalline formations are bewitching, much like the slow labyrinthine trajectory of a Zamboni over ice. Her work provokes dialogue on the perils of resource exploitation and the search for spiritual connection to the elements while navigating a toxic landscape.

We hadn't planned to come here but just bumped into as we saw some fair going on. There was an exhibition going on on the grounds mostly around food items from local businesses. It was interesting and we had a good time. The marina behind the exhibition was great. It's one of those peaceful places where you can sit for hours on a sunny spring/summer/fall day. Getting an Uber became a bit of a challenge for us after coming out since the main road is right outside the port with no space to stop the car for a couple of seconds. It's a risk that our Uber driver took but definitely not recommended.

Stunning views of the city and river.

beautiful place, entire old town is tremendous. possibly the most beautiful city in Canada

Different experience on the night of winter

Amazing!

Is ok, has few spots to walk and get a nice breeze. But very few places to get shade

Mostly, I love it, but they have some issues with the accessibility.

Meditations on Earthly Materials and Temperatures, 2022 by Mia Feuer A Zamboni glitters like a massive geode: clusters of crystals, oil-like in their iridescence, have formed in its cavities. In Mia Feuer’s hands, this junkyard vehicle is transformed using unorthodox materials such as plastic recyclables and thrash. The crystalline formations are bewitching, much like the slow labyrinthine trajectory of a Zamboni over ice. Her work provokes dialogue on the perils of resource exploitation and the search for spiritual connection to the elements while navigating a toxic landscape.

We hadn't planned to come here but just bumped into as we saw some fair going on. There was an exhibition going on on the grounds mostly around food items from local businesses. It was interesting and we had a good time. The marina behind the exhibition was great. It's one of those peaceful places where you can sit for hours on a sunny spring/summer/fall day. Getting an Uber became a bit of a challenge for us after coming out since the main road is right outside the port with no space to stop the car for a couple of seconds. It's a risk that our Uber driver took but definitely not recommended.

Stunning views of the city and river.

beautiful place, entire old town is tremendous. possibly the most beautiful city in Canada

Different experience on the night of winter

Amazing!