A.C. Davie Shipyard National Historic Site

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A.C. Davie Shipyard National Historic Site
Interpretation site - History and society / Science and Technology - Industrial Heritage
Tourist region: Chaudière-Appalaches
Capacity
Self-guided tours: 150 people
Guided tours: 50 people
Number of exhibitions: 2
Number of sites to visit: 5 (remains of a marine railway
from 1829, stable, forge, hangar and outside of a
historic family home)
Heritage classification
National historic site (Canada)
Accessibility
Partially accessible
Accessible to visually impaired visitors
Activities or attractions nearby
© A.C. Davie Shipyard National Historic Site of
Canada
6210 rue Saint-Laurent
Levis, Quebec G6V 3P4
- Panoramic view of Quebec City
- Only a short distance from the Lévis-Quebec City ferry,
by bike or on foot (Parcours des Anses)
- 3 kilometres from the Alphonse Desjardins House and
the Forts-de-Lévis (Fort No.1) National Historic Site of
Canada
- An official halt on the “Blue Route” along the St.
Lawrence
Telephone: 418 838-8202
Telephone for group reservations:
418 838-8202
SMQ code: 157584
E-mail: acdavie@ville.levis.qc.ca
Website: http://www.acdavie.com/
Hours
Seasonal
To discover, see and do...
Services
Parking
Picnic area
For groups:
Customized activities (specific groups)
Hours adapted to groups
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Reception (languages)
Exhibitions: French, English
Guided tours: French, English
www.museumsquebec.cafiche créée le 2015-12-27
Aviation museum
Museum - History and society
The aviation Museum is located at Sainte-Marie ,
about 20 minutes from Quebec City. For a family,
couple, between friends, discover the history of the
first airmen in Quebec and this at the peril of their lives!
Anecdotes and legends are the appointments, without
forgetting our other exhibitions: Julie Payette, Chris
Hadfield and many others. On the same site, we have
the Museum of the Pere Gedeon which revives the
humorous personage camped by Doris Lussier to the
small screen.
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Picnic area
640, Notre-Dame Sud
Sainte-Marie, Quebec G6E 2W4
Telephone: 418 387-7221
Telephone (off season): 418 387-7221
418 387-7221
SMQ code: 167072
E-mail: museedelaviation@globetrotter.net
Hours
Seasonal
Early May to mid-October:
Monday and Saturday: 10 a.m. to 16 p.m.
of the Tuesday to Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 16:30 p.m.
Sunday: 13 p.m. to 16 p.m.
Off season: mid-October to mid-May, open for groups of
20 persons or more
Regular rates
For the aviation museum: $8
Museum of the Father Gideon: 5 $
Ado: from 13 to 18 years ago: $4
Children 6 to 12 years: 3$
Less than 6 years old: free
free discount applicable during the visits
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Restaurant available by reservation
Packages available
Other service(s): Explanations and planning of visits
between the different sites of the region. A small
leaflet is handed over to the visitor to help him in his
search of places to visit.
Exhibitions: French, English, Sheets of explanations in
Spanish, available to the home
Guided tours: French, English, Guided Tours in French
and English
Other service(s):Explanatory Sheets in Spanish for
those who wish.
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 2, Aviation Museum, Père
Gédéon Museum
Bike Trail
Home Pierre-Lacroix
Home Vachon
Economuseum the Blacksmith of gold
Packages available
Centre d'art et d'exposition de Saint-Georges
Exhibition centre - Art / History and society - Fine Arts and Decorative Arts / Contemporary
Art / Religious Heritage
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 2 (church and park),
Centre culturel Marie-Fitzbach
250 - 18e Rue
Saint-Georges, Quebec G5Y 4S9
Telephone: 418 226-2238
Fax: 418 222-6939
418 226-2238
SMQ code: 1335
E-mail: caroline.veilleux@ville.saint-georges.qc.ca
Website: http://www.ville.saint-georges.qc.ca/
Hours
Open year-round
Wednesday to Friday, from 1p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday, from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Regular rates
Free entrance
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Guided tours: French
Centre d'interprétation du patrimoine religieux
Exhibition centre - History and society - Religious Heritage
The Centre d'interprétation du patrimoine religieux
presents a fascinating permanent exhibition on
religious heritage, featuring over 800 religious items
and vestments displayed in thematic modules in the
galleries of the St-Alphonse church. This architectural
masterpiece dating from 1907, the largest church in
the Quebec City diocese, is located in the heart of
downtown Thetford Mines. Come admire its lovely
decorations and all the splendours of a true heritage
jewel.
Services
34 rue Notre-Dame ouest
Thetford Mines, Quebec G6G 1J2
Telephone: 418-335-6655
Fax: 418 335-9142
418 423-3333 or 418 335-6655
SMQ code: 165748
E-mail: pierrettegagne62@bell.net
Website:
http://www.tourismeregionthetford.com/vacancesquebec/Attraits-et-activites/attraits-culture-etpatrimoine/centre-dinterpretation-du-patrimoinereligieux.aspx
Parking
Sales counter
Gift shop
Restaurant
Picnic area
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Exhibitions: French
Guided tours: French
Hours
Capacity
Seasonal
Number of sites to visit: 1- St-Alphonse church (three
galleries)
Regular rates
Self-guided tour: goodwill offering
Guided tours or groups: $4 / person
Group rates
Packages available
Downtown heritage
Historical tour route
La Station des Arts
Golf clubs (2)
Bike path
Summer theatre
Parc national de Frontenac
Musée Minéralogique
Historic sites
Musée du bronze
Walking trails
Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière
Interpretation site - History and society / Natural and Environmental Science - Live Collections
Maple House at Pointe-Platon, like a jewel in a
setting of greenery
Photo : Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière
7015, route de Pointe Platon
Sainte-Croix, Quebec G0S 2H0
Telephone: 418 926-2462
Fax: 418 926-2525
418 926-2462
SMQ code: 1144
E-mail: info@domainejoly.com
Website: http://www.domainejoly.com/
Hours
Seasonal
Opened from mid-May to mid-October
Regular rates
- Adult: $16
- Elder (65 years and tember): $15
- Student: $10
- Member to the Friends of the Domaine: free
- Family and group rates
- Guided Tour for groups by reservation only
Admission (parking and taxes included)
Group rates
Packages available
A heaven of discovery for history, nature, horticulture
and hiking enthusiasts, this vast park-garden is an
inescapable attraction to visit during your summer
outings. Located at only 40 minutes West of Québec
City, on the South shore, this exceptional natural site,
recognized as one of the loveliest gardens in North
America, is suggesting to you a wide and original
program of educational and cultural activities.
To live an unforgettable experience, in couple, in
family or with friends, enjoy your day to take a walk in a
beautiful environment, listen to the birdsong and relax
at Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière. Remarkable site of the
nineteenth century, this oasis offers trails through old
growth forest, privileged access to the St. Lawrence
River, exhibitions, concerts, activities, coffee with local
flavors and more. Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière is a
must destination for all lovers of history, photography,
nature and culture.
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Gift shop
Cafeteria
Restaurant
Dining area (indoors)
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Rates subject to commission
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 1 manor house, 2 footpaths in
the unique forest ecosystem (2,4 km), 1 footpath on
the St. Lawrence shore (4 km), thematic gardens (9
hectares)
Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière
Interpretation site - History and society / Natural and Environmental Science - Live Collections
Historic monument (Quebec)
Historic site (Quebec)
Accessibility
Lotbinière offers a variety of charming landscapes,
town that bear the mark of the seigneurial regime and
magnificent views of the Saint Lawrence River. You will
find that the accommodations in the region are most
inviting, and the restaurants offer you a feast of flavours.
There are numerous activities, from festivals to kayaking
excursions.
Grosse Île and the Irish Memorial National Historic Site
Interpretation site - History and society
Grosse-Île was the main Canadian quarantine station
from 1832 to 1937, a barrier against contagious
diseases thanks to its strategic location in the middle
of the St. Lawrence River. Over the years, tens of
thousands of immigrants were held here after crossing
the Atlantic. In 1847, the island was the scene of a
terrible tragedy as over 5,000 immigrants, mainly from
Ireland, died of typhus. A visit to Grosse-Île allows
you to follow in the footsteps of these immigrants and
discover the many facets of a quarantine station and
how it operated.
Aerial View of Grosse Ile in the archipelago of
l'Isle-aux-Grues.
Photo: L. Delisle
© Parcs Canada
Grosse-Île
Montmagny, Quebec G1K 7R3
Telephone: 418 234-8841
Toll-free: 1 888 773-8888
Fax: 1 866 790-8991
SMQ code: 1246
E-mail: information@pc.gc.ca
Website: http://www.pc.gc.ca/grosseile
Hours
Services
Gift shop
Dining area (indoors)
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Packages available
Other service(s):Food counter and a gift shop on the
site.
Capacity
Seasonal
From May 8 to October 11 2015: 9 a.m. to 18 p.m.
Number of sites to visit: 8
Regular rates
From $40 to $60 depending of the departure location.
Fees include ferry and the guided tour on the site.
Group rates
Packages available
Maison Étienne Pascal Taché (Montmagny)
Musée maritime du Québec (L'Islet-sur-Mer)
Lévis Forts National Historic Site
Interpretation site - History and society - Military Heritage
Hours
Seasonal
May 18 to June 21: Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(Upon reservation for groups)
June 22 to August 30: everyday from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. (Summer camps program or other groups on
reservation)
Regular rates
Adult: $3.90
Senior: $3.40
Child: $1.90
Family: $9.80
Subject to change.
Group rates
Packages available
Guided tours for school groups.
Photo: Mathieu Dupuis
© Parks Canada
41 chemin du Gouvernement
P.O.Box 10 ,Station B
Lévis, Quebec G1K 7A1
Telephone: 418 835-5182
Toll-free: 1 888 773-8888
Fax: 418 948-9119
418 835-5182
The last in a series of three detached forts, Fort no.1
was build by the British on the South shore of the StLawrence between 1865 and 1872, to protect the City
of Québec from an American Invasion following the
Civil War. Beautifully restored by Parks Canada, Fort
No.1 offers both guided and self guided tours where
you slowly walk through vaulted casemates, tunnels
and caponiers, powder magazine and shooting
gallery. At the top of the fort’s massive terrepleins,
you can see a rare Armstrong cannon and enjoy a
splendid view from the region. A multimedia exhibition
also reveals remarkable technological innovations for
the period.
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
SMQ code: 1245
E-mail: parcscanada-que@pc.gc.ca
Website: http://www.pc.gc.ca/levis/
Capacity
Lévis Forts National Historic Site
Interpretation site - History and society - Military Heritage
Accessibility
- 4 km away, visit the house of Alphonse-Desjardins,
founder of the first credit union.
- Accost at A.C. Davie Shipyard national Historic Site of
Canada, to learn more about Lévis proud maritime past.
- In Old Lévis, why not enjoy some European-style ice
cream or other refined treats of our attractive boutiques.
Maison Alphonse-Desjardins
The cosy home of Alphonse and Dorimène Desjardins
hides a secret. Restored to look as it did in 1906,
this charming Gothic Revival house was built around
1883 for Alphonse Desjardins, founder of Quebec’s
caisses populaires, or credit unions. It was here that
Desjardins developed his great co-operative concept
and that the Lévis credit union started operating
in 1901. So this is the cradle of the credit union
movement in North America! After touring the house,
visit the permanent exhibition featuring an extensive
collection of photographs and artifacts recalling this
visionary’s great pioneering venture.
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Gift shop
Picnic area
Maison Alphonse-Desjardins
Photo : Jacques Beardsell
© Société historique Alphonse-Desjardins
6 rue du Mont-Marie
Lévis, Quebec G6V 1V9
Telephone: 418 835-2090, ext. 6400
Toll-free: 1 866 835-8444 poste 6400
Fax: 418 835-9173
418 835-2090 poste 6400
SMQ code: 1108
E-mail: shad@desjardins.com
Website:
http://www.desjardins.com/maisonalphonsedesjardins
Hours
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Guided tours: French, English, Spanish
Capacity
Accessibility
Accessible
Open year-round
Year round, Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to noon
and 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Weekends from noon to 5:00
p.m. Reservations required for groups of more than 8
persons.
Regular rates
Free admission
Maison J.-A. Vachon
Interpretation site - History and society - Industrial Heritage
Regular rates
Adults: $6
Ages 6 to 17: $2.50
5 years or less: Free
Seniors: $5
Group rates available
March break: Free entry for children accompanied by an
adult (max. 5 children per adult)
Group rates
Packages available
The J.-A. Vachon house, the family home of the
founders of Vachon cakes, is located in Sainte-Marie
de Beauce, less than 20 minutes from the Quebec
City bridges via Highway 73 South. Accompanied by
a guide, you’ll learn how a family of humble origins
prospered thanks to their dedication and ingenuity.
The house, a recognized historical monument, takes
you back to the days when Rose-Anna prepared her
"croquignoles" (goodies) on the wood stove. You can
see the first cookbook, the very one that was used to
record the original cupcake recipes. Learn how RoseAnna kept the accounts and what it cost at the time
to run their small business. The visit is completed
by a video on the history of Vachon cakes and the
factory manufacturing process. Not to mention that
each visitor also receives two cakes!
Services
Photo : Michel Julien
383 rue de la Coopérative
Sainte-Marie, Quebec G6E 3X5
Telephone: 418 387-4052
Toll-free: 1 866 387-4052
Fax: 418 387-2652
866 387-4052
SMQ code: 162487
E-mail: maisonjavachon@globetrotter.net
Website: http://www.vachon.com/
Hours
Open year-round
Year round from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Every day from June to Thanksgiving
From Monday to Friday the rest of the year
Open at all times for groups: reservations required.
Closed for the Christmas holidays.
Parking
Picnic area
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Other service(s): Tour of the city of Sainte-Marie
available. Help with planning visits to other museums
and attractions in the city of Sainte-Marie.
Exhibitions: French, English,
Guided tours: French, English, Tour guide tells you the
history of the Vachon pastry business.
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: J.-A. Vachon house: 1
Maison J.-A. Vachon
Interpretation site - History and society - Industrial Heritage
Musée de l'aviation (aviation museum)
Musée du Père-Gédéon
Maison Pierre-Lacroix
Sainte-Marie church
Le Forgeron d'or economuseum
Heritage walking tour
Bike path
Clément Labrecque red deer farm
Le Jardin d'Andrée-Anne chocolate maker
Musée de l'accordéon
© Productions Train d'enfer / SMQ
301 boulevard Taché Est
Montmagny, Quebec G5V 1C5
Telephone: 418 248-7927
Fax: 418 248-1596
SMQ code: 1143
E-mail: accordeon@montmagny.com
Website: http://accordeonmontmagny.com
Hours
Open year-round
Regular rates
Group rates
Located in Manoir Couillard-Dupuis, an ancestral
home built in the French style around 1800, the
museum features an impressive collection of rare
instruments along with photographs highlighting the
history of the accordion and accordion players.
The exhibitions reveal the fine craftsmanship of the
instrument makers who gave the accordion its diverse
forms and models in the decades since it was invented
in 1829. The only museum in North America devoted
to the accordion, the Musée de l’accordéon possesses
a varied collection of some 140 musical instruments
all based on the principle of the free reed. Enter
the fascinating world of the accordion, musicians and
craftspeople - a legendary tradition in the Montmagny
region.
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Picnic area
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 2 (museum and bread oven)
Accessibility
Musée de la mémoire vivante
Photo : Judith Douville
© Musée de la mémoire vivante 2008
710 avenue de Gaspé Ouest
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Quebec G0R 3G0
Telephone: 418 358-0518
Fax: 418 358-0519
SMQ code: 162219
E-mail: information@memoirevivante.org
Website: http://www.memoirevivante.org/
Hours
Open year-round
End's may to June 24: Every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
June 24 to Labour Day: Every day from 9 a.m. to 5:30
p.m.
Labour Day to Thanksgiving (Canada): 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Rest of the year: Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 5:00
p.m.
Closed December 24, 25, 26, 31 and January 1 and 2.
Regular rates
Adults: $8
Seniors: $7
Students: $7
Children ages 7 to 16: $4
Under age 6: Free
*Free for children from same family accompagned with
adult.
At the very site where the events of the novels Les
anciens Canadiens and Mémoires by Philippe Aubert
de Gaspé took place, the Corporation Philippe-Aubertde-Gaspé rebuilt the seigniorial manor in Saint-JeanPort-Joli and created the Musée de la mémoire vivante
(Museum of Living Memories).
The museum is dedicated to the intangible heritage
formed of life stories and other accounts. Its thematic
exhibitions introduce visitors to others’ stories and are
invited to record their own. Inspired by the author’s
work collecting his contemporaries’ life stories, the
museum’s goal is to record, safeguard and share
the different stories gathered, all from an ethnological
perspective.
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 1 manor, 1 root cellar, 1
bakehouse built around 1764, 1 promontory with access
to a footpath, 1 memories garden, 1 rain garden
Group rates
Packages available
Musée de la mémoire vivante
La Roche à Veillon summer theatre
Musée L'Épopée de la moto
Musée des Anciens Canadiens
Parc des Trois Bérêts
Fête des Chants Marins
Fête Les Violons d'automne
Biennale de sculpture
Fête d'hiver
Musée maritime du Québec
Seigneurie des Aulnaies
Musée François-Pilote
Grosse Île and the Irish Memorial National Historic Site
of Canada
Musée de l'accordéon
Musée maritime du Québec – Capitaine J.E. Bernier
Museum - History and society / Science and Technology
Regular rates
Adults : $12
Age 6 to 17 : $8
Under age 5 : FREE
Students : $10 (valid card needed)
Seniors : $10
Museum pass: $25
* Taxes included.
Group rates
Packages available
The icebreaker Ernest-Lapointe
and the hydrofoil Bras d'Or 400.
Photo and ©: Musée maritime du Québec
55 chemin des Pionniers Est
L'Islet, Quebec G0R 2B0
Telephone: 418 247-5001
Fax: 418 247-5002
418 247-5001
SMQ code: 1142
E-mail: info@mmq.qc.ca
Website: http://www.mmq.qc.ca/
Hours
Open year-round
OPENED YEAR-ROUND
March 1st – May 20th 2016*
Wednesday to Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
May 23th 2015 – June 19th 2015
Open 7/7 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
June 20th 2015 – September 7th 2015
Open 7/7 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Septembre 8th 2015 – October 12th 2015
Open 7/7 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
October 13th – November 29th 2015*
Wednesday to Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
November 30th – December 18th 2015 and January 4th
– February 26th 2016*
Upon reservation only: (418) 247-5001
Visits possible for groups during week-end upon
reservation.
*The Ship-museum are closed during this period
The Musée maritime du Québec invites you to set sail
for adventure in the heart of “Mariner country.” The
museum is dedicated to studying and showcasing the
maritime heritage of the St. Lawrence all the way up
to the Great Lakes and the Arctic. It pays tribute to
the people of the River and honours the memory of
Captain Joseph-Elzéar Bernier (1852-1934), originally
of L’Islet, a tireless navigator and great Arctic explorer.
In addition to fascinating exhibitions, a collection of
traditional boats and a display of model ships, the
museum gives visitors the opportunity to climb aboard
two impressive ship museums in drydock, accessible
from the engine room to the wheelhouse. Get a taste
of the sailor’s life and test your seamanship.
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Cafeteria
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 5 (museum, two ships,
boatworks and park)
Musée maritime du Québec – Capitaine J.E. Bernier
Museum - History and society / Science and Technology
Accessibility
- Grosse-Île and the Irish Memorial
- Carrefour mondial de l’accordéon and its museum
- Maison ancestrale Dion
- Musée des Anciens Canadiens
- La Roche à Veillon summer theatre
- Fête des chants de marins
- Des Aulnaies seigneurial estate
Musée Marius-Barbeau
Museum - Art / History and society - Fine Arts and Decorative Arts / Indian and/or Inuit
Heritage / Religious Heritage / Industrial Heritage
This is the only museum that explains and illustrates
the history and life of the inhabitants of the Beauce
region, from the earliest settlers to the present day.
In addition to its ethnological focus, the Museum
devotes some of its exhibition space to professional
artists. Fascinating works, impressive decors and an
exceptional environment that has been classified a
historic site all combine to make for a memorable visit.
The Museum’s captivating and intelligent approach
makes history something living, rather than a dusty
subject, and offers visitors a unique experience.
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Gift shop
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
139 rue Sainte-Christine
Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce, Quebec G0S 2V0
Telephone: 418 397-4039
Fax: 418 397-6151
SMQ code: 1205
E-mail: info@museemariusbarbeau.com
Website: http://www.museemariusbarbeau.com/
Hours
Open year-round
Regular rates
Group rates
Packages available
Exhibitions: French
Capacity
Accessibility
Accessible to hearing-impaired visitors
Musée minéralogique et minier de Thetford Mines
Museum - History and society / Natural and Environmental Science / Science and Technology Industrial Heritage
Regular rates
- Adults : $9,25
- Seniors (65+): $8,25
- Students (ages 7 to 17 and students with card): $4.75
- Children under age 7: free
- Members: free
- Families (2 adults and 2-3 children): $25
Group rates
Packages available
Located in the heart of a mining area, the Musée
minéralogique et minier de Thetford Mines tells the
fascinating history of the Appalachians, from the
formation of minerals to the development of a society
shaped by the mining industry. The exhibitions,
mining heritage tours, discovery-activities and HD
science movies combine observations, experiences
and demonstrations. The museum also features
an impressive mineral gallery containing over 350
minerals from around the world.
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Picnic area
711 boulevard Frontenac Ouest
Thetford Mines, Quebec G6G 7Y8
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Telephone: 418 335-2123
Toll-free: 1 855 335-2123
Fax: 418 335-5605
1-855-335-2123
SMQ code: 1147
E-mail: service.client@museemineralogique.com
Website: http://www.museemineralogique.com/
Number of exhibitions: 3-4
Number of sites to visit: 1 unique building, 1 mining field
Hours
Open year-round
During summer :
- Everyday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
September to late June :
- Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.
Capacity
Accessibility
Musée minéralogique et minier de Thetford Mines
Museum - History and society / Natural and Environmental Science / Science and Technology Industrial Heritage
- footpaths
- observation tours
- bicycle path
- heritage sites
- summer theatres
- go-karting
- cruises
- national park
- golf courses
- ski centre
- ATV and skidoo trails
- and lots more...
Presbytère Saint-Nicolas
Exhibition centre - Art / History and society
At the heart of the historical district of Saint-Nicolas
in Levis, the Presbytere Saint-Nicolas is a centre
devoted to the arts and heritage. Built in 1825, this
magnificent building houses large exhibition rooms.
The attraction located 20 minutes West of Quebec city
will charm you with its rich heritage, its varied program
of visual arts and heritage events and its spectacular
view of the magnificent St. Lawrence River.
Therapy for the soul or a simple moment of relaxation,
a visit to the Presbytere Saint-Nicolas is sure to be
among your favourite travel discoveries!
Presbytere Saint-Nicolas
Photo: Pauline Leboeuf
1450, rue des Pionniers
Lévis, Quebec G7A 4L6
Telephone: 418 831-5257
418 831-5257
SMQ code: 158448
E-mail: info@psnlevis.com
Website: http://www.presbyteresaintnicolas.com/
Services
Parking
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Exhibitions: French
Hours
Capacity
Open year-round
- September 15 to May 15: Wenesday to Sunday from
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
- Rest of the year: Tuesday to Sunday 11:00 am to 5:00
pm
Number of sites to visit: 1 rectory - 5 rooms
Regular rates
Free
Quebec City
Fruit and vegetable stands
Near a park overlooking the St. Lawrence
Chutes-de-la-Chaudière falls
Bicycle paths nearby
Part of a historical route
Interpretation site - History and society - Live Collections / Industrial Heritage
Photo: Michel Julien
525 de la Seigneurie
Saint-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Quebec G0R 4E0
Telephone: 418 354-2800
Toll-free: 1 877 354-2800
Fax: 418 354-2804
SMQ code: 2159
E-mail: info@laseigneuriedesaulnaies.qc.ca
Website: http://www.laseigneuriedesaulnaies.qc.ca/
Hours
The Seigneurie des Aulnaies is the most complete
interpretation centre focusing on the seigneurial
regime in Quebec. The huge heritage property was
owned by Seigneur Juchereau starting in 1656. You
can explore its Victorian manor (1853) designed by
architect Charles Baillargé, and go on guided tours led
by staff in period costumes. They’ll be happy to show
you around the mill (1842), powered by the largest
bucket wheel in Québec, and explain how it works.
You can even buy organic stone-ground flour made
right here at the mill.
Around the pine grove and the pond, you can stroll
along more than 2 km of walking paths, with picnic
areas and lookouts over the peaceful Ferrée River.
The ornamental gardens, rose garden, tree stands
and fruit plantations have been recreated in keeping
with the wonderful gardening heritage of Saint-Rochdes-Aulnaies.
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Restaurant
Picnic area
Seasonal
- Week-end, starting May 19th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
-Daily from June 8th to September 3th, from 9 : 30 a.m.
to 6 p.m.
- Week-end from September 8th to October 8th , from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Regular rates
-Adults (13+): $12,50
-Seniors : $11,50$
- Student : 10,00$
Disabled visitors: $6,25
Children under 13 : Free
Families (2 adults – 2 children): $32,00
Members: Free
Ask about our group rates!
Packages available
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 3 buildings , gardens, walking
trails (2 km),
Interpretation site - History and society - Live Collections / Industrial Heritage
Musée des Anciens Canadiens (history museum)
Théâtre d'été La Roche à Veillon (summer theatre)
Musée de la moto (motorcycle museum)
Musée Maritime du Québec (maritime museum)
Musée François-Pilote (museum)

A.C. Davie Shipyard National Historic Site

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