The stringed instrument maker Jules Saint-Michel has a workshop within the Economuseum of the Violin which has all the components of stringed instruments related to their fabrication, restoration or appraisal, in addition to supplies, accessories and ...
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Historical tour of Percé featuring attractions, period photos, unusual stories and scenic views of this legendary village. An app (available from the App Store) offers three audio-guided walking tours (45, 90 or 120 minutes) at the heart of Percé. A printed ...
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If you would like to enjoy an exhilarating experience, you are invited to come and visit this family-run business! The Centre d’Interprétation de la Courge allows you to discover 40 varieties of squash. The bistro will satisfy your taste buds and impress ...
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Located in a quiet side street of the upper town, the Coureur des Bois provides walking access to all sites of the city. The spacious and clean rooms are tastefully decorated. Breakfast is taken in a very warm room where you can exchange tips and views ...
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Located at the very heart of the Quartier Latin, just a jump, hop and skip away from the Berri-UQAM metro station, the Cinémathèque québécoise is Montréal’s museum of the moving image. It aims to protect and share the world’s audiovisual heritage with ...
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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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DRAC is a contemporary art centre in Drummondville dedicated to the dissemination of contemporary art practices, offering a diverse annual programming of exhibitions, performances, and events.
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This small tourist train takes you to the heart of history: captivating houses and fascinating museums. The guide will introduce you to the moods of the famous Chaudière River which shaped the character builder of the Beaucerons. Some anecdotes with maritime ...
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The circuit is very simple. Just follow route 368 which surrounds the island for 67 km, with a few paths that cross it to shorten the journey if necessary. Just 15 km from Quebec City, the Île d’Orléans brings the traditional countryside to life. The ...
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Built in 1835 in the heart of Old Québec and renovated in 1931, the Manoir d’Auteuil was converted into a hotel in 1953, preserving the authentic charm that makes it one of the city’s main historic buildings. Once a private home, the Manoir includes rooms ...
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