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The Manoir seigneurial Fraser, a stately 1830s residence, tells the story of the Fraser “seigneurs” (lords) and their influence on Rivière-du-Loup’s development during the 19th century. Visitors can play the interactive game “Libérez le fantôme d’Alice ...
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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 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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The Heron House is an arts and crafts gallery and an interpretation center for Magdalen Islands fossils, shells and artifacts. Here you can discover part of the Islands' maritime heritage, as well as its geological and archaeological attractions.
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At the heart of Ville-Marie, where the city was founded, Old Montréal is a historical treasure trove with its heritage and culture. The combination of architectural styles and cobblestone streets make the area unique. Its historical, architectural, gastronomic ...
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Reflecting the cultural diversity of Quebec, the MUMAQ values the best that can be accomplished when we work with our hearts and hands, all for the benefit of the community. The museum’s permanent exhibition tells the story of a multitude of trades and ...
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Built around 1857, this historic house is home to a cultural center offering original programming on a variety of topical arts and science themes. In summer, concerts and other activities are offered free of charge in the gardens.
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The Religious Heritage Interpretation Centre a fascinating permanent exhibition. More than 800 religious objects and vestments are displayed in thematic islands occupying the galleries of St-Alphonse Church. Built in 1907 in the heart of downtown Thetford ...
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The miniature village has more than 200 rooms, including 75 houses and buildings reproducing real constructions from the Beauce and elsewhere. The site is laid out in a natural setting where small streets lead you among the works of Mr. Ernest Baillargeon ...
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