The Musée POP, located in downtown Trois-Rivières in the Mauricie region, bears witness to the unique identity of Québec’s diverse and evolving society. Its dynamic and bold exhibitions are thought-provoking and encourage discovery. Another part of the ...
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For 13 years now, the Boréalis Museum has been offering a variety of enriching experiences exploring the history of the great adventure of paper. More than 240 000 visitors had the chance to discover the permanent exhibition Roots and Identity. As this ...
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This museum, the only one of its kind in Canada, stands on a stunning natural site, offering visitors an immersive, entertaining, and highly educational experience. It features a 115-metre observation tower (the second-highest in Québec). With its interactive ...
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Built around 1765, the Seigneurial Mill of Pointe-du-Lac, located in Trois-Rivières, is one of the most beautiful jewels of Quebec’s rural architecture. Classified Heritage site, this mill is one of the few premises of its era to have functioning mechanisms ...
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Temporarily unavailable - Discover Trois-Rivières from the St. Lawrence River and set sail on a fascinating Guided Sightseeing River cruise. Learn more about this industrial city that knew the golden age of paper mills and let yourself be transported ...
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It was in 1714 that the small Shrine was built, followed by the beginning of the construction of the Basilica in 1880. The Notre-Dame-du-Cap Shrine is a welcoming haven of peace and a spiritual beacon to its visitors, whether they are pilgrims, tourists ...
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Take in the unique atmosphere of the oldest manor in Trois-Rivières during an audio--guided tour designed with you, the visitor, in mind! Immerse yourself in the world of Marie-Josephte Chastelain and her husband, Joseph-Claude Boucher de Niverville, ...
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For a road trip in Mauricie, it heartily recommend you take the scenic route 155. Running along the Saint-Maurice River—which once moved logs for the lumber industry, a major part of the history of the region—it offers plenty of rest stops along the way ...
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The Musée des Ursulines de Trois-Rivières in Mauricie was a cloister, a school and a hospital. Visit this museum that is more than 300 years old and immersed yourself into the lifestyle of the Ursulines. Listen to moving stories about a not so distant ...
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Strategically located near the Saint-Maurice River, the Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site reveals Canada's first industrial village through exhibits, fun activities and a multimedia show. Immerse yourself in the lives of the artisans who ...
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