93 years of an ongoing tradition acknowledged by the Heritage Council of Quebec! Witness how a passionate artisan and now 5 women of his family bring this noble medium to life. Be amazed by their creations. Discover how they crafted the doors of the Ste ...
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Le Monastère des Augustines, located in the heart of Old Quebec, is a haven of peace. It's part of the historic Hôtel-Dieu de Québec monastery, the site of the first hospital on the continent, north of Mexico and one of the most important classified heritage ...
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The Centre d’interprétation de l’eau (C.I.EAU), located in Laval, offers a unique interactive exhibit that highlights the importance of water and the urban cycle of the resource. Activities in the laboratory are offered including special workshops during ...
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The Papeterie Saint-Gilles Paper Making Economuseum is an enchanting and unique site. In 1992, the Papeterie was nominated the first Economuseum in today’s network. Visit the workshop where artisans produce paper using 17th-century techniques. Watch as ...
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The Musée de la Biodiversité du Québec is a scientific museum that offers a unique experience in the city of Bécancour! In order to raise awareness and educate its visitors about the existence and conservation of Quebec species, the museum offers a multitude ...
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Immersing yourself into Canadian Olympism is now possible! Dive into the Canadian Olympic Experience! Located in the Canadian Olympic House in Montreal, this interactive, educational and immersive exhibition will allow you to hear from the athletes and ...
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Your visit to the unique Pays de l'ardoise and the discovery of its treasures cannot begin without a visit to the permanent exhibition Feuillets d'ardoise et tranches de vie! With our guides, discover slate from past to present, the world of quarry workers ...
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An intoxicating stop and a jewel of living history… A heritage watermill where passionate artisans produce fabulous award-winning honey wines. Upstairs, the Musée de la Neufve-France features treasures from New France and exceptional First Nations artefacts ...
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It's a collection of wasp nests assembled by the late Gérard Gagnon, a resident of Laverlochère. He holds the Guinness record for the largest number of nests. The collection contains over 1000 nests. The museum displays over 700 of them, each more original ...
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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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