Quebec Pedestrian Streets and Gabrielle-Roy Library – Laval
2024
“I particularly remember visiting Quebec City’s pedestrian streets. I think these are great initiatives on the part of the city, encouraging citizens to stroll and discover the city without using their cars. What’s more, it creates a good feeling of belonging to the community and allows you to meet lots of people in the street and enjoy the good weather in your city.” (Booklet Positive Lived Experiences of Quality in the Built Environment 2024, p.33)
Image: Gabrielle-Roy Library (Photo: Site officiel des bibliothèques de Québec)
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