Parc de la Chute-Simons

Maison Éphraïm Bédard, located in Québec's historical Charlesbourg district, is a beautifully restored heritage site dating back to approximately 1830. It serves as a cultural hub, hosting exhibitions, thematic events, and a genealogy center that invites the public to explore the rich history of the region. Architecturally styled in the French tradition, the house features stone foundations, wooden walls with varying thickness, and original structural elements that highlight its historic significance. The museum not only honors its past but also engages visitors through a variety of activities, including concerts, lectures, and cultural outings. Generated from the website

Located on the Huron-Wendat reservation, the Huron Traditional Site is a unique opportunity to discover the history, the culture and the lifestyle of Hurons of the past and of today.

Maison Girardin is a beautiful heritage house built between 1784 and 1819. It's a traditional farm house with French architectural influences, and one of the few still standing today ! It became an official patrimonial monument of the Government of Quebec in 1977 and was declared National Historic Site by the Government of Canada in 1982. Maison Girardin displays a year-round exhibition called "Beauport en un Tour de Main" which features objects and tools that recollect the history of workers in rural Beauport in the 19th century. Guided tours are available.