The beauty of its countryside, warmth of its people, its rich heritage, the interaction between visitors and the local people and the awe-inspiring contours of the landscape are what make Charlevoix so charming.The Heritage Trail...[more]
1) PLACE GEORGE V
805, avenue Wilfrid Laurier Est Located across from the Military Drill Hall, this historical site was named in honor...[more]
Cover the 31 audio terminals in outstanding places throughout the city. Brief summaries tell you stories about the heritage in French, English and Spanish. You will find headphones on sale at the Urban interpretation centre and...[more]
From Vieux-Québec to Cap TourmenteWalk on the land of builders of La Nouvelle-FranceMeet the farmer, the artist, the craftsman, the story teller, the grain miller, the grape power, the hiker, the merchant and the local...[more]
This route leads straight to the heart of the Charlevoix’s mountainous backcountry! From Saint-Urbain to Saint-Aimé-des-Lacs, visitors appreciate numerous points of interest, including two national parks recognized as genuine...[more]
This circuit, following Route 132, is the most popular, and illustrates the coastal nature of the Bas-Saint-Laurent. See the earliest resort areas in the region. Discover the marine architectural heritage behind many of the local...[more]
Charlevoix has a long-established reputation for agrotourism and fine dining. In a region where culinary expectations are high, producers must step up to the gourmet plate. The area’s various hotels and inns use creative means...[more]
The Chemin du Roy road between Québec and Montréal offers a tantalizing trip though time.Start in Vieux-Québec and discover our villages, manors, mills, postal relays, museums and ancestral homes, priceless treasures of Quebec’s...[more]
One of Eastern North America’s most spectacular scenic routes! Linking the municipalities of Baie-Saint-Paul and La Malbaie, the River Route (58 km) follows the majestic St. Lawrence River shoreline, offering endless views of...[more]
GeoRally of Vieux-Québec, summer 2011 - This activity was inspired by geocaching. You have to find real or virtual caches linked to the Vieux-Québec’s history. Whether you do it alone, with friends or family, you can live this...[more]
