Manoir Louis-Joseph-Papineau: Heritage building of dual importance
The large seigneurial manor house that Louis-Joseph Papineau commissioned...
The large seigneurial manor house that Louis-Joseph Papineau commissioned...
Île d’Orléans was one of the first territories settled and developed...
The Fort Chambly and Chambly Canal national historic sites are located...
In 1535, when the Aboriginal people led Jacques Cartier to the summit of...
In 1668, Marguerite Bourgeoys acquired the Maison Saint-Gabriel and the...
The Plains of Abraham are an expansive park overlooking the...
In the heart of the historic quarter of Quebec’s capital city, the...
Visitors taking in the magnificent Dufferin Terrace at the foot of the...
Old Montreal (“Vieux-Montréal” in French) is one of the oldest areas...
The “company town” of Val-Jalbert was designated a provincial heritage...
Built from 1820 to 1831, the Citadelle of Quebec is North America’s only...
Honouring the legacy of the workers of the Canadian International Paper...
The Government of Quebec designated the Banc-de-pêche-de-Paspébiac in...
Since their arrival in Quebec City in 1639, the Ursulines have played a...
The historic heart of Quebec City has been on UNESCO’s prestigious world...
Recognized as one of the ten most beautiful heritage buildings in Canada,...
George-Étienne Cartier lived in this upper-middle-class house on...
Les Forges du Saint-Maurice, located 15 kilometers north of...
Founded in 1634, Trois-Rivières is the second oldest city in Quebec and...
The Pointe-au-Père lighthouse, located a few kilometres east of Rimouski,...