Exhibition centre shedding light on Montréal's past at different periods.

Presentation of the Sisters of Providence community.

Residence of this member of Montréal's 19^th century bourgeoisie who left an imprint on Canada's history.

Heritage site, cradle of Canadian industry.

Heritage site commemorating the fur trade in the early 19^th century.

Collection of First Nations artefacts, garments made in Canada and the Notman Photographic Archives.

Urban park, terraces and boat cruises on the Saint-Lawrence River.

A place where past memories recall the history of the Amerindians and the cradle of French civilization.

Government building where visitors can take in the exhibition Le Québec, ses députés, ses régions.

Honouring the memory of the great poet Félix Leclerc: an exhibition and performance venue set in the midst of Île d’Orléans’ natural beauty.

Museum presenting important aspects of the social and religious history of women in 19^th century Québec City.

Museum exploring the human adventure, featuring exhibitions with a global perspective and a variety of unusual topics.

This museum houses the biggest collection of religious images from 1860 to the present and the largest collection of ex votos in North America. Basilica – Store – Blessings Office.

Heritage site presenting 100 years of history, culture and nature.

This site commemorates more than 250 years of military history.

A recreation of an Indian village in Québec where visitors can immerse themselves in the history, culture and lifestyle of the Hurons, both past and present.

A musical and historical pageant on the region’s colonization and development.

In this historical meeting place that was once an important trading post, you’ll enjoy a one-of-a-kind cultural experience in harmony with nature.

The only site of its kind in Québec, this institution will take you back to the days of the colony nurse and shed light on how the nursing stations operated.

Built in 1847, this is the oldest church in the Laval area.

Historic site detailing the life of the Battle of the Châteauguay’s heroes.

Historic fort built to protect the colony against potential American invasion.

Historic site telling the story of New France's inhabitants from 1665 to 1760.

Stone forts built in the 19^th century.

Interpretation centre on the life of Alphonse Desjardins, founder of the credit union movement in Québec.

Birthplace museum and general store honouring Louis S.
Saint-Laurent, who helped shape 19^th century Canada.

A museum spotlighting Canada’s military history.

Museum showcasing 1,000 years of Canadian history and the world’s largest collection of totem poles.

Visit the fantastic universe of the Saguenay fjord and discover the mysteries of its fabulous ecosystems.

Theatre hosting large-scale shows.