Built in 1809, this lighthouse is the oldest on the St. Lawrence River. Features an exhibit and a guided tour on marine heritage, the evolution of sound and light signals, shipwrecks, groundings and the lighthouse’s history. Admire the seascape from above ...
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The Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) includes the Shaughnessy House, one of the rare 19th-century Montréal houses open to the public. The sculpture garden reflects the history of architecture as well as the city that surrounds the site. The CCA ...
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This Museum is to communicate the history of the recording, reproduction and broadcasting of sound and electromagnetic waves. It highlights the role of inventor Emile Berliner and his descendants, as well as the role of Montreal companies associated with ...
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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 sculpture. Discover the stories of witches, will ...
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A visit to the Henry-Stuart House is the ideal way to take advantage of the house and English garden to immerse yourself in the refined atmosphere of early 20th-century bourgeois life in Quebec City. The authentic interior decor reflects the lifestyle ...
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Life size or miniature, the Site d'Autrefois depicts the Islands of yesteryear. Visit inside a traditional house and a farmhouse with live animals. A Madelinot fisherman vividly interprets the evolution of the fisherman's life. Splendid landscape to ...
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The exhibition center Louise-Carrier presents annually a dozen group and individual exhibitions of professional artists. An important springboard in the development of the careers of many visual artists, the excellence of its reputation also allows it ...
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Fleming Mill, unique in Quebec! An impressive, five-story monument nearly 13 metres (45 feet) high, Fleming Mill stands on the banks of the St. Lawrence River in the LaSalle neighbourhood of Montréal. You will discover interesting historical and socioeconomical ...
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This windmill built in 1674 showcases its dual purpose over the years, first as a flour mill for about 200 years, then as a marine signal station for the navigators on the St. Lawrence River from 1912 to 1967. Check the website for summer hours.
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Cultural center housed in the Globensky mansion, a jewel of Quebec heritage, just a stone's throw from the Légaré mill. Exhibitions include the story of the 1837 Saint-Eustache Rebellion, which pitted the Patriotes, led by Jean-Olivier Chénier, against ...
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