The Rideau Hall estate is just minutes from downtown Ottawa and Gatineau. A national historic site set in a 79-acre oasis of verdant lawns, winding pathways, woodlands and gardens, it was originally modelled on the great British estates. You can visit ...
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Located on Route 360 between Quebec City and Baie-Saint-Paul, this art gallery is sure to charm you. You'll find a selection of paintings and sculptures by Canadian and international artists.
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Historical walking tours have taken place at Mount Royal Cemetery every summer since 1995 with most of the tours having themes that focus on one aspect at a time such as politicians, athletes, artists, etc. These tours bring to life many interesting facts ...
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792, rue Hemlock
Shawinigan, Qc, Canada
G9N 1S7
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Located on a short street called De Chavigny—a former section of the Chemin du Roy—the mill is a classified heritage site and is home to a permanent exhibition presenting local history and traditional trades and crafts. The permanent exhibition is entitled ...
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What are the main parts of a hydropower facility? How does it work? You’ll find out when you visit Jean-Lesage generating station and one of the world’s largest gravity dams ! You’ll see a 400-tonne rotor spinning over your head and feel the immense power ...
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At the heart of Old Montréal, enter into the intimacy of a lavish 19th-century bourgeois residence. The Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site features the only Victorian-style interior open to the public in Montréal. The ensemble bequeathed ...
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Garden lovers, you will find stunning outdoor ornaments at boutique and gift shop L’Art au Jardin. Discover their thematic garden with sculptures, bird baths, fountains and items from local and international exclusive collections. This thematic garden ...
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This year marks two significant milestones for PHI: we are thrilled to be celebrating the 15th anniversary of the PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art and the 10th anniversary of the PHI Centre. This summer, the PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art will ...
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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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