6210, street Saint-Laurent
Lévis Québec, G6V 3P4
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The guides will be happy to help you discover this unique place.
Small group tours based on your interests
Visit this unique museum dedicated to one of the most important shipyards in Quebec.
It's incredible to think that 200 years ago, in the shipyard right in front of us, tal ships were being hoisted out of the water.
Winter programming
See the full schedule on our website
Exhibitions reopen on June 4, 2025
June 4 to August 31
Wednesday to Sunday
10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
September 1 to 28
Saturday and Sunday
from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Group visit from May 15 to October 15 by reservation
Let yourself be carried away by a lantern-lit walk, accompanied by a guide who will help you discover the histories and anecdotes of the Traverse sector. You will also meet a storyteller, who will transport you through a captivating storie.
DétailsThe Taylor-Davie House is transformed to immerse you in four fascinating stories, inspired by the 19th century. Each story takes you into a unique universe ranging from a wedding, to the 1894 Quebec carnival, to the exploration of the Arctic.
DétailsWill you be up to the challenge? Two 19th-century characters will transport you from a perilous river crossing to the enchantment of the first Quebec City Carnival. Activity punctuated by a treasure hunt and a craft.
DétailsMake your own lantern to use during the Lantern Storytelling Walk or at home. Materials provided
DétailsLet yourself be carried away by a lantern-lit walk, accompanied by a guide who will share with you the stories and anecdotes of the Traverse sector. Admire the ice on the St. Lawrence River and meet a storyteller.
DétailsMake your own lantern to use during the Lantern Storytelling Walk or at home. Materials provided
DétailsImmerse you in the settings of four fascinating stories, inspired by the 19th century. Each story takes you into a unique universe ranging from a wedding, to the 1894 Quebec carnival, to the exploration of the Arctic.
DétailsLet yourself be carried away by a lantern-lit walk, accompanied by a guide who will share with you the stories and anecdotes of the Traverse sector. Admire the ice on the St. Lawrence River and meet a storyteller.
DétailsWill you be up to the challenge? Two 19th-century characters will transport you from a perilous river crossing to the enchantment of the first Quebec City Carnival. Activity punctuated by a treasure hunt and a craft.
DétailsWalk along the river where children meet a storyteller while learning a few facts about the Traverse area.
DétailsWalk along the river, where children meet a storyteller. During this walk, they will discover secrets and anecdotes of the Traverse sector.
DétailsWill you be up to the challenge? Two 19th-century characters will transport you from a perilous river crossing to the enchantment of the first Quebec City Carnival. Activity punctuated by a treasure hunt and a craft.
DétailsBy the light of the lantern, meet a storyteller on a guided walk complete with stories and ice observation. Lanterns provided. Activity in French
DétailsMake your own lantern to use during the Lantern Storytelling Walk or at home. Materials provided
DétailsWill you be up to the challenge? Two 19th-century characters will transport you from a perilous river crossing to the enchantment of the first Quebec City Carnival. Activity punctuated by a treasure hunt and a craft.
DétailsConveniently located in Lévis a few meters from the Québec-Lévis ferry and the Quai Paquet, between the cliff and the river, the A.C. Davie Shipyard National Historic Site awaits you to discover one of the largest shipyards in Quebec, as well as the Davie family who brought it to life.
Stéphane Bourque • Updated on May 8, 2023
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6210, street Saint-Laurent
Lévis Québec, G6V 3P4
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