Canada Lieux Historiques

The Pointe-au-Père Lighthouse National Site in Rimouski, QC, offers an immersive experience that showcases maritime history through its major attractions, including the Empress of Ireland Museum, the Onondaga submarine, and the historic lighthouse. Visitors can explore the tragic story of the Empress of Ireland and its intriguing past, along with engaging exhibits detailing the lives of its passengers and the submarine's operational environments. The site also features guided tours of the lighthouse, which is the second tallest in Quebec, providing stunning views of the St. Lawrence River. Additionally, unique experiences like sleeping overnight aboard the submarine allow guests to step into the shoes of maritime crew members and gain a deeper appreciation of their daily lives at sea. Generated from the website

The Site historique de la maison Lamontagne is an historical site and museal institution depicting the Nouvelle-France era, the architecture and the life of its inhabitants. The Lamontagne House is an historic building classified by the Ministère de la culture et des communications of Québec.

The Regional Museum Rimouski in Rimouski, Quebec, is committed to exploring the relationship between art and the territory through innovative exhibitions and cultural programming. The museum's mission emphasizes a deep engagement with the local environment, fostering connections between the community and its artistic heritage. Currently, the museum is hosting a trilogy of exhibitions that delve into various ways of inhabiting space, with a focus on relational and physical interactions with the territory. This initiative aims to provide a thoughtful reflection on the intimate connections people have with their surroundings, while also showcasing local artistic talent. Generated from the website