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Hi everyone! Planning on proposing to my girlfriend while we visit Quebec. We are planning on going to Montreal, Trois Riviera, and Quebec City across 5 days. I’m from Toronto and she’s from Scotland and we will be going in late July. Would love some location ideas!

Some useful information, she’s a very shy and private person, so nothing that would become a spectacle with many eyes. It’s late July and she’s Scottish, so the heat isn’t amazing so ideally indoors, but also early morning or evening would work for outdoor spots. We both aren’t the most active so not really looking to do any hikes.

Any opinions would be massively appreciated! Feel free to ask any questions if it would help with the advice!

Hi everyone! Planning on proposing to my girlfriend while we visit Quebec. We are planning on going to Montreal, Trois Riviera, and Quebec City across 5 days. I’m from Toronto and she’s from Scotland and we will be going in late July. Would love some location ideas!

Some useful information, she’s a very shy and private person, so nothing that would become a spectacle with many eyes. It’s late July and she’s Scottish, so the heat isn’t amazing so ideally indoors, but also early morning or evening would work for outdoor spots. We both aren’t the most active so not really looking to do any hikes.

Any opinions would be massively appreciated! Feel free to ask any questions if it would help with the advice!

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