Housed in the church, the Musée Scheffer recalls the life of Msgr. Scheffer, who was the first apostolic vicar of Schefferville-Labrador from 1946 to 1966. Come discover the new permanent exhibition of the museum featuring artifacts, photographs and a ...
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Covering distances of 21 to 27 km (13 to 17 mi.) each day, La Marche d.Alphonse is a pilgrimage-style walk that takes place over a three-day period, along streets, country roads, bike paths and walking trails, including some that criss-cross Parc national ...
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Discover the rich Acadian heritage and the history of Bécancour, a unique city in Québec, through its acadian origins. Three heritage buildings house an exhibition on the legacy of regional builders including The incredible history of the Acadians, the ...
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Founded in 1667, Seigneurie de Sainte-Anne is a seignorial estate that has seen every phase of Quebec's history. From the founding of the Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade community to the turn of the 20th century, the estate has collected many secrets to share ...
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L'Abbaye Val Notre-Dame's store, located in St-Jean-de-Matha, offers a wide variety of local products. In addition to offering certain products made in the Abbey's workshop such as toffees, chocolates, cakes, forest products and much more, the store offers ...
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Visit the Ermitage Saint-Antoine and discover its new exhibition on painter Guy Bruneau!
Located just minutes from majestic Lac Saint-Jean, on a wooded estate bordered by lakes and mountains, Ermitage Saint-Antoine is the destination of choice to welcome ...
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The museum is located in Madame de La Peltrie’s house, a building erected in 1836 and enlarged in 1868. The house is an integral part of the Ursuline Monastery, the finest example of convent architecture in Quebec City, in the province of Quebec and probably ...
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The Maison Rosalie-Cadron is a Typical Québec country house where Rosalie Cadron-Jetté was born (1794–1864), mother of 11 and founder of the Misericordia Sisters. Learn about her family life in 1820 and her time as a nun. Exhibitions and workshops on ...
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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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The Musée Pierre-Boucher is the oldest private museum still in operation in Quebec. For 140 years, this museum has been presenting art and history exhibits reflecting the richness of Quebec’s regional and national heritage. Discover this institution in ...
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