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Information about Catholic rites and church decoration can be found here.

A magnificent exhibition of First Nations’ treasures, with over 500 objects covering the history of the native Canadians.

The oldest museum in Canada features over 450,000 artifacts from the earliest French communities.

Two savvy time travelers, take you back to meet five influential figures from Place-Royale. A great multi-media presentation.

Jean-Baptiste Chevalier’s 17th-century home has been lovingly restored and includes the Living Heritage Workshop, a series of tutorials focusing on traditional French customs, music and dance since the days of early settlement.

Daily life as it was in Nouvelle-France comes alive at Place-Royale; historic celebrations are regularly mounted on the site of the first settlement.

Three outstanding exhibitions in the seminary form the largest religious collection in North America. The artifacts document the early religious education of the city.

Visitors can relive 400 years of Québec’s history, meeting figures from yesterday and connecting to a past that is still shaping events of today. Original and archival film clips from the National Film Board enliven the exhibit along the way.

Based around the workings of a medieval French village, this this costume workshop explores how aspects of life in the Middle Ages have influenced how we live in the modern age.

An enchanting interactive presentation, located in the Jérome-Demers Pavilion, recalls daily life in Le Petit Séminaire de Québec for “Joseph,” a typical waif in the early days of Nouvelle-France.