Our must-sees

1. Miller Zoo

Discover the history of this zoo, also a wildlife rehabilitation center, from the popular TV show Un zoo pas comme les autres. Enjoy feeding the farm animals, meet Sheira the tigress and Alfred the moose. Learn more about their habitats and touching stories.

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Children in front of the giant map at the entrance to Miller Zoo's wildlife reserve
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Stéphanie Allard

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Children in awe at Miller Zoo
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Stéphanie Allard

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American gray wolf at Miller Zoo in Frampton
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Stéphanie Allard

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Siberian tiger in its enclosure at Miller Zoo
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Stéphanie Allard

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Spotted Hyena at Miller Zoo in Frampton
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Stéphanie Allard

2. Parc des Chutes-de-La-Chaudière

Open year-round

Admire the 35 m-high falls from the footbridge suspended 23 m above the Chaudière River, or from one of the many lookouts. Picnic areas, a children’s park, hiking trails and a bike path will get you moving!

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View of the falls from the footbridge
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Stéphanie Allard

3. Parc du Massif du Sud

Open year-round

See if you can spot a moose on the trail, challenge your kids on the hebertism track, try out the new mountain bike trails, cross-country ski, Hok ski and sleep in a Pod! Nature’s bliss!

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Friends on a mountain bike trail in Parc du Massif du Sud
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Paul Dusseault

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Friends crossing a footbridge during a hike in Parc du Massif du Sud
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Paul Dusseault

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Hiking with friends in Parc du Massif du Sud
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Stéphanie Allard

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Hiking with friends in Parc du Massif du Sud
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Paul Dusseault

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Relaxing with friends on the balcony of the Refuge des Passerelles in the Parc du Massif du Sud
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Stéphanie Allard

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Friends walking near a Pod in Parc du Massif du Sud
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Stéphanie Allard

4. Cruise and visit of Grosse-Île

Open until mid-October

Immerse yourself in the story of an immigrant and discover moving stories and magnificent landscapes in the company of Parks Canada guides. The adventure begins in Berthier-sur-Mer, where the cruise to Grosse-Île departs.

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Aerial view of Grosse Île and the Irish Memorial National Historic Site of Canada
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Louis Chamberland

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Aerial view of the Grosse Île Memorial located in the western sector of Grosse Île
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Louis Chamberland

5. Saint-Jean-Port-Joli

Saint-Jean-Port-Joli is a renowned tourist village. Situated on the shores of the St. Lawrence River, you’ll discover workshops, galleries, museums and parks that bear witness to the predominant role still played by sculpture and fine crafts.

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Walk and fire on the shore at Chalets Au Petit Fribourg
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Stéphanie Allard

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Taste microbrewery beers on the terrace of Ras L'Bock microbrewery
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Jeff Frenette

6. Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière

Open until end of October

Are you looking for a peaceful garden in which to relax, birdwatch, photograph nature, take a family outing, walk in the forest or simply stroll along the river? Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière has it all.

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7. Parcours des Anses

Open year-round

On the banks of the St. Lawrence River, this multifunctional trail offers 15 km of fun for your favorite sport. All along the way, you’ll enjoy the panoramic views. Those who want to do more can join the Cycloroute de Bellechasse.

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8. Les Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes

Open from spring to autumn

Les Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes offers a range of products worthy of this magnificent fruit. Self-picking, sales of local products and blueberry cosmetics, breakfasts or desserts in the warm atmosphere of the Café du Vire-Crêpes, not forgetting their star product, soft blueberry ice cream.

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Backyard at Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes
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Stéphanie Allard

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Two children walk through the blueberry fields at Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes
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Stéphanie Allard

9. Musée maritime du Québec

Get in touch with our history in a different, fun way, with privileged access to our river and its incredible landscapes. Come aboard the Icebreaker Ernest Lapointe. Discover the new river park with its permanent open-air exhibition, extensive programming, contemporary installations… And much more!

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A family at the foot of the Bras d'Or 400 hydrofoil in the Musée maritime du Québec River Park
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Stéphanie Allard

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Children walk on the bridge of the icebreaker Ernest-Lapointe
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Stéphanie Allard

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Children playing on an anchor in the River Park
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Stéphanie Allard

10. Bleuetière Marland

Open from mid-May to late September

A two-story terrace overlooking the fields, wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, a cold local cider, or a craft beer… This gourmet farm is the place to be this summer to satisfy all your cravings. Not to mention the farm stand, the petting zoo, the playground for the little ones… and the dairy bar for everyone’s enjoyment!

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11. Woodooliparc

Open all year round

This park of over 120 life-size dinosaurs lets you explore the jungle, observe dinosaurs in their natural habitat and discover the world of paleontology. Air Woodoli, Destination 737 takes you on a fascinating TOUR OF THE WORLD! What’s more, from late November onwards, experience Frima, the magic of Christmas, a Christmas village for the whole family with illuminated forest trails.

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Child with virtual reality headset for AirWoodooli Destination 737
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Ange Hébert-Corriveau

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Family arrival at AirWoodooli Destination 737
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Ange Hébert-Corriveau

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Interior of the Air Woodooli Destination 737 at Woodooliparc
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Les Festifs

12. Parc des Appalaches

Open year-round

Discover 140 km of hiking trails. Boat rentals in summer, snowshoes and scooters in winter. For a change of scenery in the forest, sleep in a refuge. The best part? Dogs are welcome everywhere!

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Hiker on the summit of Mount Sugar Loaf
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Stéphanie Bureau

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Canoe trip on the Rivière Noire Nord-Ouest
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Stéphanie Allard

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A hiker on a footbridge with her dog
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Stéphanie Allard

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Parc Des Appalaches Montmagny Et Les Iles Autumn 2020 Stephanie Allard Tca 9
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Stéphanie Allard

13. Auberge des Glacis

L’Auberge des Glacis is a treasure nestled in a vast estate between the river and the mountains. A page of Côte-du-Sud history is engraved on the stone walls of this former seigniorial mill, dating back to 1841. In a warm dining room, discover the unique flavors of a gourmet table concocted with local products.

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Room at Auberge des Glacis
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Stéphanie Allard

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A couple walks along the footpath at the Auberge des Glacis
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Stéphanie Allard

14. Parc national de Frontenac

Open until mid-October

Characterized by the presence of Grand Lac Saint-François, discover the park on foot, by bike or by relaxing on the beach. Experience a privileged contact with wildlife while camping, canoe-camping or ready-to-camp.

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Thomas Patry

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Pascale Anctil

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Claude Grenier

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Claude Grenier

15. Le Verger à Ti-Paul

Open year-round

We all know the zoo that’s unlike any other, but have you heard of the orchard that’s unlike any other? This place is a paradise for foodies and anyone looking for a good time! It’s more than just an orchard—it also features a distillery, a cider house, a pie shop, and a bistro/microbrewery! Pretty wild, huh?