Does Quebec feel like France?
Does Quebec feel like France? Quebec looks and feels like no other Canadian city we've ever been to! I have no idea how the French managed to do this but unlike the more 'British' parts of Canada (British Columbia for example), Quebec looks and feels like you're in France. It's just so distinctly French, right down to food and the architecture.
Is it OK to speak English in Montreal?
About half the people in Montreal speak both English and French fluently enough to hold a normal conversation. Another 10–15% speak English as their mother tongue. But that leaves about 35-40% of the population who can't speak English well enough to converse with a native English speaker.
What country is Quebec similar to?
To answer the question, Quebec and its culture have some similarities to both Britain and France which over the centuries have amalgamated into something that is neither British nor French, but is native to itself.
Is Toronto or Montreal more French?
The main difference is that Toronto is predominantly English-speaking and Montreal is predominantly French-speaking, although English is still widely spoken and understood in Montreal.
Where in Canada does it feel like Europe?
Founded by French explorer Samuel de Champlain, Québec City is full of cobblestone streets, European-inspired architecture, and a primarily French-speaking population, as Insider reported. These elements give the town a European feel, according to the same source.