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Life-size wax figures welcome you at this 17th-century house – historical personalities are on the ground floor, with contemporary stars upstairs.
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State-of-the-art technology has created a diorama that illustrates the tale of this walled city.
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The Inuit sculptures displayed here help illustrate the lifestyles and traditions of these native Canadian peoples.
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Located 40 km (25 miles) from downtown Québec City, this immense park abounds with lakes, mountains, and outdoor activities in all seasons.
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Set in a 19th-century heritage building, this site presents temporary cultural exhibitions and offers brochures and descriptions of Parks Canada sites throughout Québec and Canada.
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Although the city walls were a security necessity in the 18th century, they were an impediment to merchants, so large gates such as Porte Saint-Louis were cut into the fortifications to improve the flow of commerce.
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Animatronics and holograms are used to explore 400 years in the life of the city.
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Stained-glass windows and marble plaques testifying to favors received through prayer are highlights of this Neo-Gothic jewel, built in 1910.
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To see the glorious Canadian forests head west toward Sainte- Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier. This region has the Hôtel de Glace, and a riot of winter attractions, as well as watersports on Lac Saint-Joseph.
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A glass-blowing museum and shop where you can see masters of this craft at work.
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