The LUDOVICA permanent exhibition takes place at the Laurier Québec in Quebec city, where more than 3000 architectural replicas and spectacular monuments from all around the world are presented. The visit usually takes 45 - 60 minutes. Fun and educational ...
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Nestled in the heart of Old Québec, the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity is the first Anglican cathedral built outside the British Isles. Since 1989, it has been recognized as a place of national historic significance for its historical and architectural ...
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The Naval Museum of Québec has a large collection of 9286 artifacts, most relating to the Royal Canadian Navy’s participation in World War II and the history of Canada’s Naval Reserve, mainly in Québec. War memorabilia, navigation instruments, uniforms ...
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Located in the heart of Old Quebec directly at Place-Royale in a 17th century house, the gallery presents works by talented artists that you will enjoy discovering. The artists represent work in various styles and multiple techniques, offering a great ...
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With 35 years of experience in the arts, the owners of this unique Quebec City art gallery invite you to acquire major works of Quebec's pictorial culture. Certified and authenticated, these master paintings will enhance your home or business office.
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Since opening in 1993, the Beauchamp Art Galleries have discovered and shared the talents of more than 300 artists from Quebec and abroad, who are now represented throughout our various locations across Canada. With a collection of more than 3,500 contemporary ...
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Don’t miss this historic and archeological site in the city of Québec featuring several exciting exhibitions in its 18th-century cellars. Step back in time and experience the Jean Talon Brewery, the Intendant’s palace, the prison and the Boswell-Dow Brewery ...
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Alain Lacaze's work is one of suggestion. Everything is measured and chosen: light, transparency and balance. His art is akin to the great currents of classical painting.
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The rue du Trésor, a quaint open-air gallery situated in a narrow alley of Quebec City. It was founded in the 60s by entreprising fine arts students, who decided to exhibit their work on the walls of the rue du Trésor (literally, "Treasure Street") and ...
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The renowned gallery Le Chien D’or, named for the Golden Dog of Quebec legend and practically in the shadow of the Château Frontenac, serves both as studio and exhibition space to the painter artist from Québec Johanne Thomassin. In a bright and harmonious ...
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