The Manoir seigneurial Fraser, a stately 1830s residence, tells the story of the Fraser “seigneurs” (lords) and their influence on Rivière-du-Loup’s development during the 19th century. Visitors can play the interactive game “Libérez le fantôme d’Alice ...
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Built around 1857, this historic house is home to a cultural center offering original programming on a variety of topical arts and science themes. In summer, concerts and other activities are offered free of charge in the gardens.
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At the heart of Ville-Marie, where the city was founded, Old Montréal is a historical treasure trove with its heritage and culture. The combination of architectural styles and cobblestone streets make the area unique. Its historical, architectural, gastronomic ...
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A visit to the Henry-Stuart House is the ideal way to take advantage of the house and English garden to immerse yourself in the refined atmosphere of early 20th-century bourgeois life in Quebec City. The authentic interior decor reflects the lifestyle ...
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The Commission de la Capitale nationale du Québec is involved in the creation of murals illustrating history. Three works have been completed in the nation's capital. In Place Royale, the Fresque des Québécois takes center stage at the foot of Côte de ...
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Since 1705, the Maizerets estate has established itself as a vast green space in an urban environment. It is criss-crossed by numerous trails through both wild and managed natural environments. The site offers a wide range of activities for the whole ...
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The Lachine Canal is an iconic jewel located in the southwest of Montreal. Its 13.5-kilometre path runs between the Old Port and Lake Saint-Louis. The navigable waterway, the green urban park lined with industrial vestiges and the various activities on ...
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Life size or miniature, the Site d'Autrefois depicts the Islands of yesteryear. Visit inside a traditional house and a farmhouse with live animals. A Madelinot fisherman vividly interprets the evolution of the fisherman's life. Splendid landscape to ...
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Pointe-à-la-Renommée Historic Site is the strategic communications center of the First and Second World Wars, where Marconi installed North America's first marine radio station (1904), now designated a National Historic Event by the Historic Sites and ...
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