Must See Attractions

The Canadian Museum of Civilization is home to the world's largest and finest collection of totem poles and showcases over 1000 years of Canadian history. It also houses the Canadian Children's Museum, the Canadian Postal Museum and the IMAX Theatre. Facing Parliament ... See More

Beyond the 49th parallel lies the James Bay Municipality, one of the largest in the world which covers an area of 350,000 square kilometers.

Gigantic and grandiose are the words that come to mind when you journey to the James Bay ... See More

Like fine wine, Montréal comes with its own set of adjectives: irresistible, vibrant, passionate, cosmopolitan and definitely festive! Explore Montréal by foot and discover for yourself what makes this city so unique.

Set between the St. Lawrence River and modern downtown ... See More

The Lac-Saint-Jean area is a plain dominated by a lake so vast you can only see the opposite shore on a clear day. With its 210 km of shoreline, endless beaches and major attractions, it is definitely a must-see destination. It is ... See More

Irresistible Québec Ctiy! Cobblestone streets, epicurean delights, terraces, the romantic Château Frontenac on Cap Diamant overlooking the majestic St. Lawrence River and the Lower Town Place-Royale...

Québec City has a personality, an attitude, a lifestyle... A whole array of emotional experiences ... See More

Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve of Canada encompasses thousands of islands and islets spread out over an area of 152 km (94 mi). Discover striking natural sculptures, astonishing plant life and unusual birds. What better way to break your routine than taking ... See More

The Saguenay Fjord is breathtakingly beautiful. Carved by glaciers more than one billion years ago, the fjord is one of the world's most ancient geological formations. It is 120 km long, between 1 and 3 km wide, and is lined with spectacular ... See More

The Îles de la Madeleine are located right in the middle of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, more than 200 km (124 mi) from Gaspésie's shores. What a great reason to go on a cruise!

The archipelago is made up of ... See More

The cold waters of the St. Lawrence Estuary provide a summer feast for 13 species of cetaceans. Keep your eyes peeled for the spectacular sight of the massive head of a humpback or sperm whale; carefully approach a minke or fin whale; ... See More

Rich in natural attractions, the Mont-Tremblant region is a true paradise for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts. It is a summer heaven with its multitude of activities and animated villages.

Mont-Tremblant evokes superlatives. At 3,150 feet, this mountain, which the Abenakis ... See More

Montréal's Olympic Park is located in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district and home to the 1976 Olympic Games. Ride the tower funicular. At the top of this 140-metre inclined tower, the highest of its kind in the world, you will be mesmerized by a ... See More

Whale watching is an extremely popular activity in Quebec. The Manicouagan region is one of the best places in the world to observe marine mammals and the Route des Baleines (Whale Route) is an absolute must if you want to have front ... See More

There is a place called Percé where 110,000 northern gannets and 250,000 other seabirds live on a single island, where a 5-million-ton monolith rises from the sea and where the moments are as mémorable as the local delicacies.

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Located in the St. Lawrence River Estuary, Bic National Park proudly showcases capes, bays, coves, islands and mountains, which have all contributed to its renown. Thousands of marine birds, including the eider duck, come here to nest; rare plants flower on the ... See More

Granby Zoo invites visitors to come walk along the zoo's paths from which they can observe 1,000 animals, including 200 exotic species, such as elephants, giraffe, gorillas and tigers. There are also some twenty presentations given by guides and naturalists.

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Percé lives according to the rhythm of the sea, inviting visitors to discover and explore the thousand and one facets of its colourful maritime life. There are so many ways to behold the ocean in this wave-sculpted land. Whether you go hiking ... See More

Stop over in Chambord in the Lac-Saint-Jean region and as if by magic, you will suddenly be swept into heart of the 1920s in the mono-industrial town of Val-Jalbert. From the convent to the post office, from the general store gossip to ... See More

The Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières brings together more than a hundred pilots who race competitively on a 2.43 km (1.51 mi) circuit in the heart of Trois-Rivières. Discover unlimited access to the paddock where the public and teams can rub shoulders; have ... See More

La Ronde, the number one attraction park in Quebec, is the ideal summer destination for the whole family. With over 40 rides, attractions, family entertainment, a spectacular high-dive show, and the world's most prestigious international fireworks competition (L'International des Feux Loto-Québec), young ... See More

Meet the world's most fascinating and majestic creatures, the WHALES! Choose the comfort and the exceptional panoramic view aboard the Grand Fleuve, the best observation boat in Canada! You will be captivated by this unique encounter with nature, in the heart of ... See More

For five weeks, from the beginning of July to the beginning of August, tens of thousands of music lovers from all over the world visit Festival de Lanaudière and are overwhelmed by the powerful emotion aroused by the music played and the ... See More

Take the Percé arts circuit to meet inspired and inspiring artists and artisans. These creative people work in a multitude of disciplines such as painting, sculpture, jewellery and crafts, revealing the very best of Percé. What better way to bring home a ... See More

Festivent Ville de Lévis, the oldest balloon festival of the province of Québec, invites you to join their festivites for its 28th edition, from August 3rd to August 8th, 2010. This family event will entertain people of any age with its various ... See More

Croisières du Fjord has been offering its services on the majestic Saguenay fjord for over 35 years. Discover the breathtaking cliffs and learn about the history of the river. With twelve departures daily from six different locations, there's always one to suit ... See More

The Hull-Chelsea-Wakefield Steam Train offers passengers a panoramic excursion aboard an authentic centennial steam train featuring on-board tour guides, musicians and singers. This historical rendez-vous is sure to please the whole family. The company offers guests special dinner excursions, Sunday brunch and ... See More

With their focus on life and the world around us, Montréal?s Nature
Museums - the Biodôme, Insectarium, Botanical Garden and
Planetarium - enchant and amaze their some 1.7 million visitors
every year. Captivating exhibitions, events and interpretation activities
are offered year round.
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Get carried away with a gourmet getaway on board one of the most beautiful tourist trains, the Orford Express. The Orford Express offers guided train outings through magnificent landscapes in the Eastern Townships, with a gourmet meal served on board. Whether you ... See More

A jewel set in the heart of the mountain, this upscale establishment conveys an atmosphere of inviting warmth--a precious gem, nested in a spectacular natural environment. Inside, natural elements such as stone, water, wood, leather and suede, in rich and vibrant colours, ... See More

Percé's hiking trails provide for a rare opportunity to explore glorious scenery while discovering a back country that's just as beautiful. The des Rivières (of the rivers), des Montagnes (of the mountains), Mont Ste-Anne Mont Blanc trails, at over 50 kilometres, cover ... See More

Set sail with Groupe Dufour and enjoy whale watching cruises with departures from Baie-Sainte-Catherine and Tadoussac, two picturesque coastal villages located at the mouth of the Saguenay Fjord, only two and half hours from Québec. Climb aboard to enjoy one of Dufour?s ... See More

In the heart of Québec, discover the beauty of one of the largest historical parks in Canada, visited by four million people each year. Head to the multimedia exhibition Odyssey, where you'll take a trip through 400 years of history, from the ... See More

August 4 to 8, 2010
All of Old Québec comes alive in a colourful ode to history and heritage. The streets and festival venues fill up with delighted visitors as the New France Festival recreates the past through performances, parades, costumes, food, ... See More

Come live a boreal adventure at the Zoo sauvage de Saint-Félicien!
A unique experience in enchanting settings where the animals roam free in semi-captivity. Wander through the pedestrian section of the park and climb aboard the caged train to go into ... See More

The Montréal International Fireworks Competition - known for several years as L'International des Feux Loto-Québec, pleases more than three million spectators every summer. And the best seats for the event are at La Ronde, at the heart of the action of this ... See More

Just a few minutes from the charming town of Magog, enjoy the many activities offered by Bleu Lavande, the largest lavender producer in Canada.
Stroll and relax freely
Walk around the huge lavender fields to savor the view and the ... See More

A mountain of relaxation

Tucked between a rock wall and a hillside, deep inside a dense forest, gushes La Source. A place to relax, away from the bustle of daily life - surprising, and different.

La Source Bains nordiques is ... See More

Located in front of Quebec City, alongside the St. Lawrence River, Lévis offers the most majestic view of the famous Château Frontenac, Quebec City walls, bridges and cruise ships.

Especially known for its Parcours des Anses, a gorgeous 15-km multifunctional path ... See More

Cirque du Soleil has quite the gift for Québec City, even if the city?s 400th birthday party is over! Last year, to mark the 25th anniversary of one of the world?s great circuses, it presented a large-scale roving show under the theme Les Chemins invisibles (invisible roads). The show is back this year to bring back the magic for everyone who will be travelling that road again.

Considered one of the world's best, the Montréal Botanical Garden features some 30 thematic gardens, 10 exhibition greenhouses and a vast arboretum. Located on the same site, the Insectarium will introduce you to insects from around the world.

Experience the stunning convergence of sun, river and city aboard a Bateau-Mouche river cruise. The best floating terrasse in Montréal! You can enjoy the views out on deck or inside the air-conditioned glassed-in area. The Bateau-Mouche is the only vessel fitted to ply the waters between Île Sainte-Hélène and Île Notre-Dame.

Fearing an attack on Québec City by the Americans, British authorities had a series of three separate forts built between 1865 and 1872 on the South Shore as part of the Fortifications of Québec. Fort No. 1 is all that remains of this defence line.

Le Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant proposes a pleasant outdoor adventure, where calm and well-being reign in an environment that blends in perfectly with the surrounding natural landscapes. There is a Finnish sauna, a Norwegian steam bath, outdoor whirlpools, Nordic and thermal waterfalls, terraces, an outdoor fireplace, year-round swimming in the river and deer-watching, in season.

Feel the immensity of time in Saguenay Fjord, where Mother Nature moved mountains to create this marvel. Explore the park's three vast, distinct sectors: Baie-Éternité, Tadoussac and Baie-Sainte-Marguerite.

The park is a large peninsula made up mostly of fine sand streaked with scarlet-coloured minerals, providing a flat relief to the landscape. You can take long walks on its vast sandy shoreline without ever seeing the end. There's also swimming at the supervised beach in Lac Saint-Jean's exceptionally warm fresh water.

The Image Mill is a forty-minute visuel and audio production that is projected against the grain silos in the Old Port of Québec. It's an animated mosaic of engravings, photos and videos that create an impressionistic portrait of the city over time.

A must when on a Québec City shopping spree. Romantic atmosphere, heritage architecture, and 50 shops and restaurants.

You?ll discover an exceptional panorama, belvederes offering several breathtaking points of view, and a suspended footbridge over the river. In addition to interpretation signs to guide you along your way, you?ll find a picnic area, bicycle path and more.

Meet colourful historical figures who will guide you on a tour of our four re-enactments of 17th century Québec City. Archaeological digs and traditional or contemporary meals also await you in this real open-air museum. New equestrian show.

256-km cycling circuit around majestic Saint-Jean Lake. This circuit offers you the opportunity to discover unusual sites and major tourist attractions as well as to relax in some of the campgrounds, hotels, bed and breakfasts and inns along the way.

The most popular museum in Québec City... A uniquely different and entertaining museum where the focus is on participation and interaction. A place of amazement and reflection. More than ten exhibitions at a time and multiple activities for the whole family.

Swimming, hiking and cycling are some of the more popular things to do in the park. Parc national d'Oka is also rich in heritage, with some of the roots of the Québécois people originating here. A must-see is the Calvaire d'Oka trail, with its Way of the Cross that's unlike any other in North America.

A tourist destination where nature meets urban attractions. Let yourself be charmed by all that Saguenay has to offer: activities, urban amenities, the fjord and the wilderness!

Step into a magical world! Take advantage of the casino's bars and
restaurants, including the prestigious Le Baccara restaurant, awarded the
CAA/AAA Five Diamond rating, and enjoy shows at the Théâtre du Casino and a comfortable stay at the five-star Hilton Lac-Leamy hotel.

Thanks to the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu hotel and the Casino de Charlevoix, you can enjoy all the amenities of a world-class resort: luxurious hotel, golf club, conference centre, two pools and a spa, not to mention three renowned restaurants!

Less than 30 minutes from Québec City is the Jacques-Cartier National Park, with a river offering plenty of excitement for beginners and experts alike. Going down the river by canoe, kayak, mini-raft or even by inner tube lets you discover the park in a whole different way and could even put you face-to-face with a moose, a beaver or the great blue heron.

There are many things to do for families and groups of friends in the park. Take the ride of your life in any of the 35 water slides, such as the Pirates' Hideout, Dungeon City, the Amazon and the wave pool. You can even camp on their ultramodern campsite, with 700 sites and 22 tepees to choose from.

Built for the 1976 Olympic Games, the Stadium is a futuristic creation. This impressive structure is crowned by the world's highest inclined tower. Ride the funicular to reach its summit where the Observatory offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Montréal and beyond.

Le Jardin des glaciers is an integrated site for interpretation, exploration and research, in an unusual and exceptional environment. The Ice Age, climate change, and the migration of the first inhabitants are treated in three distinct experiences: Nature, Virtual and Cyberspace.

Old Montréal is one of North America?s most popular historic quarters, recognized for its charm and the variety of its businesses. Every year, some 12 million visitors explore the streets of this dynamic, friendly and accessible district.

Québec City's first commercial centre, with narrow streets and architecture that recalls four centuries of history. Come and discover our artisans, boutiques, bistros, restaurants, art galleries and antique dealers. One of the most diverse districts in Québec City.

With its many lakes, rivers and mountains, the majestic Mont-Tremblant National Park alone is enough to make any outdoor enthusiast ecstatic. The rounded hilltops of the Laurentian mountain range spread before you as far as the eye can see, with forests dominated by maple sugar, 400 lakes, six rivers and a multitude of streams that break into falls and cascades.

Discover many species of wild animals in their natural habitat from the vantage point of your vehicle. Drive through a 1500-acre enclosed area on a 10-km road that winds through a varied landscape of lakes, meadows, small valleys, forests and rocky hills.

There are a thousand and one ways to have a ball at the Ski Bromont Water Park: rafting, Tarzan swing, dizzying waterslides, mountain sleds and the new mountain biking trails! Come and try them out! Helmets and bikes provided.

Group CTMA offers a weekly cruise between Montréal, Gaspésie and the
Îles de la Madeleine, with a stop in Québec City. CTMA also runs a daily ferry between Prince Edward Island and the Îles de la Madeleine.

Discover a world of entertainment that will amaze and delight you: glamorous and colourful shows, dinner/show packages at the Cabaret du Casino and exceptional gastronomy at the Casino's four restaurants, including the famous Nuances gourmet restaurant.

Just a few minutes away from downtown Québec City, discover the Parc de la Chute-Montmorency, one of Québec's most spectacular historical and natural sites. The Montmorency Falls are 83 metres high.

Daily guided tours in nine languages, exhibition of nativity scenes, carillon and organ recitals. New this summer: guided tours on horticultural art and religious symbolism in the Oratory's gardens. Rediscover a jewel of Québec's heritage!

Plunge into the fascinating world of the Saguenay Fjord and discover the mysteries that inhabit it. Enjoy fun scientific activities, watch interesting movies and visit captivating exhibits. A museum worth seeing!

Discover Mont-Sainte-Anne with its awe-inspiring countryside and spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River. And so many things to do! Take a trip in the panoramic gondola to see countryside that will take your breath away. There's an observation tower at the top of the mountain, along with interpretation panels and a genuine canine village (the only one in Canada!). All that, plus thirty-two kilometres of hiking trails.

Located in the heart of the Old Port, the Montréal Science Centre is the family destination par excellence. This institution entirely dedicated to science and technology stands out for the high quality of its exhibitions and by the use of interactive slides in a setting that is at once educational and fun in a very innovative way.

Come and experience the history of Montréal and the Notre-Dame Basilica through a cutting-edge multimedia show that showcases the historical, cultural, architectural and spiritual heritage of the Basilica.

Familiarizing the general public with natural sciences and nature and teaching people about astronomy in particular, the Planétarium helps increase awareness about the importance of protecting our natural heritage and the relationships between humans and the environment.