All across the province of Quebec in Canada, it is possible to tour small and large generating stations, as well as astounding dams. In all, there are 16 sites that welcome visitors for observation of this great heritage treasure. You can enter into the immensity of the Robert-Bourassa Generating Facility in James Bay. Or have a great time with the family at the Électrium in Sainte-Julie, in the Montérégie region: an interpretation centre featuring interactive displays and various presentations to help you better understand how energy is generated. Nature lovers will enjoy a trip to Parc de la rivière Batiscan, in the Mauricie region, to tour a former station that was built in 1897. When you add a generating station to your travel itinerary, you are treating yourself to lovely discoveries and electrifying memories!
Our suggestions - Generating Stations
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Calling everyone who loves nature: take the Billy-Diamond Road and see where all that energy comes from: the Robert-Bourassa development. Climb aboard ...
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Located on the border of Québec and Ontario, Carillon is the most powerful generating station on the Rivière des Outaouais (Ottawa River). It was also ...
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Visiting the Première-Chute generating station is discovering Québec's genius and know-how in construction. It's also having a great family activity, free ...
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