A new observation tower in the Old Port on the shore of the St. Lawrence River, the Port of Montreal Tower offers an amazing vantage point to admire the city, an interactive experience and a glass cage 55 metres up in the air for thrill seekers. No wonder ...
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Discover the Parc maritime de Saint-Laurent against a picturesque backdrop including a magnificent view of the St. Lawrence River and the south shore of the City of Québec. As you do, you’ll learn all about wooden shipbuilding in the olden days on Île ...
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A visit to Atikuss will awaken all your senses and transport you to the heart of the history of the Innu people. Pages of stories are embodied in the work of the artisans that they will share with you. You will discover their passion for craftsmanship ...
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Driving on chemin Ridge, you will be immersed in a tunnel of majestic trees that will lead you to this must-see vineyard. Its bucolic panorama charms all visitors. The vineyard now practices biodynamic viticulture, which allows the stimulation of the ...
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The river mouth of the Métabetchouane river is an historical and archaeological national site of interest. The inauguration, in Desbiens, of the Centre d'Histoire et d'Archéologie de la Métabetchouane, in 1995, fulfilled the wish of Mgr. Victor Tremblay ...
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Breathe the great outdoors! From the nautical center on the Du Lièvre River in Buckingham where the rental of: paddle board, kayak, canoe, rabaska or pedal boat is offered, or in the winter trails of Renards Blancs with these 20km in cross-country skiing ...
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Every winter, Hôtel de Glace de Québec, located at Village Vacances Valcartier, invites you to a new winter world. Discover the unique architecture of the only hotel of its kind in North America, open every year from January to March. Whether for a guided ...
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Located five minutes from Parliament Hill in Ottawa, the Canadian War Museum showcases Canada's rich military history through artifacts, personal stories, artwork, photos and interactive presentations. Tour the extensive permanent exhibitions and expand ...
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Did you know that you can visit a cave just a stone's throw from downtown Montreal? You will go back in time until the time when the glaciers covered the city. You will walk in the passages opened by the push of the glaciers. It is an ideal interpretation ...
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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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