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HIstorical housing in neighborhoods is always intriguing. School district activities are always excellent! Strong community spirit! Very active port city on the Mississippi River. Excellent community theatre productions. Many active churches.

Best kept secret! The people are friendly & helpful. I highly recommend having breakfast/lunch at Krazy Cakes. The food, staff & management are amazing people. We will always go back! For a moderate lunch/dinner, I recommend Texas Roadhouse. I'm from TX and the food & service are compatible. For a high end dinner, I recommend Boodalu Steakhouse, where they also have friendly and amazing staff. By far, Ms. Annie was the best wait person I've had in quite sometime. She was friendly, engaging, patient & accommodating, when our mashed potatoes were too salty. This was our 4th visit in a year and we will always go back! Ask for Annie!! If you're looking for a seafood restaurant, you won't find one, high or moderate rating. Lastly, it is extremely easy to get around in Quincy. There is little traffic & the speed limit is no more than 40.

It is a good ton to visit. Lots of sites to see. And if you go the 3rd Sunday and the previous Friday and Saturday, you will see a lot of pre-49 Street Rods. The show is put on by the Early Tin Dusters Car Club. Great Show

Quincy has a lot of historical interest and is very welcoming to tourists! Make sure you visit its museums. Two great places to eat are Tirmasu for dinner and the Calftown Cafe for other times! We highly recommend both of them.

Quincy has a lot of shopping areas and also there is quite a variety of places to eat. It also has a small airport that people use to fly in & out. It has a top notch hospital that can handle any & all emergencies.

I like the feel of the old downtown city square and the sights along the river. Too bad it isn't better developed for tourists and sight seers. Almost all the commercial and retail has fled east to the big busy business strip.