The site of confrontation between the French and British, the Plains of Abraham was where the famous 1759 and 1760 battles were fought. Created in 1908, this prestigious 103-hectare park in the city now ...
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Make your event a work of art! Located at the heart of the Plains of Abraham and benefitting from a view of the St. Lawrence River, the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec features a collection of ...
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The Citadelle located in the Old-Quebec, shows you more than 300 years of military history of Quebec-City. Surnamed "the Gibraltar of North America", it offers a spectacular view on Quebec-City and the ...
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Dive into a world of discoveries at the Aquarium du Québec, open year-round! The only one of its kind in the province of Quebec, Canada, the 16-hectare site will carry you away to the heart of the St. ...
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The Residence of the Governor General at the Citadelle of Québec is an exceptional heritage attraction in the heart of Old Québec. Steeped in history, this unique place overlooking the St. Lawrence River ...
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Tucked under the Dufferin Terrace in Québec City, Saint-Louis Forts and Châteaux National Historic Site is open seven days a week. Join passionate heritage interpreters for a highly original tour guaranteed ...
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The Cassis Monna et Filles Liqueur Making Economuseum is located on Orléans Island. The company cultivates blackcurrants and uses this small fruit to make high-quality products. Blackcurrants are known ...
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In the Richard Robitaille Fourrures Furriery Economuseum sewing and repair workshop, you can observe the main steps in the processing of fur, from skins to coats. Discover a thousand and one secrets about ...
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Since 1984, the Artisans du vitrail Stained Glass Economuseum has been welcoming visitors to their workshop in the Limoilou district in the city of Québec. Their relentless work and passion for this craft ...
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The Atelier Paré Woodcarving Economuseum is unique and original in its approach. Live a fascinating experience at this Economuseum, which interprets traditional Quebec legends through the medium of wood ...
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