Tourist Attractions & Monuments Canada

The formula of the interactive museum where one learns while having fun finds here a quality illustration. You can manipulate, experiment, etc. With hundreds of interactive activities, expert-assisted in vivo demonstrations, amazing workshops, stunning video presentations and a host of other activities, there is no better way to pique the curiosity and inspire the cultural and scientific growth of visitors. Also on site: IMAX theatre (programming available online) and Valley Restaurant.

The Visitor Information Centre (Ontario and Toronto) is located at Union Station. INFOTOGO mobile visitor information kiosks are also located throughout the city. You will probably see them at events or at the sites of major attractions. To help you plan your stay, the website is full of good addresses and various ideas for themes and itineraries are available online. Destination Toronto's website also offers a complete French version.

They offer the opportunity to explore one of the most beautiful fjords on the planet, the Saguenay Fjord, by linking the municipalities and attractions that border this natural colossus. The cruises and excursions offered allow you to navigate through breathtaking scenery, but also to learn more about the nature, culture and history of the region. Visit the website to find out about all the destinations covered by the maritime shuttles.

A magnificent centre that organizes large exhibitions, especially contemporary art. The framework is very pleasant. Indeed, the works were exhibited in a former presbytery, built in 1927.

A wide range of excursions offered to fly Montreal and other tourist areas, in summer by plane and winter in hydraski.

A travel site that allows you to get information about the region and the city of your choice. Possibility to view user feedback and forums and book hotels on site. All in French and payable in €!

Built in 1814 by a fur merchant for his Ojibway wife, this Pierres stone house, which made a fortune in trafficking, is the oldest building west of Toronto.

In a resolutely European atmosphere, visitors taste the famous wines of the island. Site visits and presentations are worth it. The experience is memorable.

Built in 1828, this government building was the city's courthouse for many years. Its imposing architecture is a mixture of neo-Gothic and medieval styles. It has air from Notre-Dame de Montréal Basilica and is in our view the most beautiful building in the city. For architectural lovers, Ridout Street is home to the most beautiful houses in London, almost all of the mid th century.

This site allows travellers to compare prices between different hotels and travel formulas. Ideal for an idea of the travel budget necessary to discover this province.

South River is a village on Highway 11, about half an hour south of North Bay and 2.5 hours north of Toronto. With a permanent population of around 1,100, almost doubling in summer, South River is the gateway to canoeing in Algonquin Park, and boasts the second-busiest access to the park after Highway 60. The village is home to two provincial parks: Algonquin, 20 kilometers to the east, and Mikisew, 12 kilometers to the west. South River offers a wide variety of facilities for the whole family, including a skating rink with year-round ice, curling clubs, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, a library, a daycare center, a Royal Canadian Legion, a women's resource center and a seniors' home. South River is also home to Ontario's premier sports camp, Hockey Opportunity Camp, the renowned Bear Chair Co., Swift Canoes and Kayaks and the South River Brewing Company.

The Canadian Martyrs Shrine is a Catholic church located on a hill north of the mission village of Sainte-Marie-au-pays-des-Hurons in Midland, Ontario. Founded in 1926, the Shrine is a place of pilgrimage and recollection dedicated to the Canadian martyrs. The Shrine also offers special events such as summer concerts and gala evenings. Visitors can learn about the history of the Canadian martyrs and their relationship with Aboriginal peoples in the 17th century. The sanctuary also offers spaces for meditation and historical discovery, as well as panoramic views of the surrounding nature. For those wishing to stay in the area, the sanctuary also offers accommodation.

Its sandy beach, dunes and beautiful sunsets are very popular with visitors, but take the time to explore its wetlands and its young hardwood forest. Be sure of camping, make sure you spend at least one night!

Five Islands Provincial Park is a provincial park located in Colchester and Cumberland counties, Nova Scotia. It protects an undeveloped part of the Minas Basin and covers an area of 510 hectares. The park was established in 1972 and is open year-round. It offers a variety of facilities and services, including a reception desk, washrooms with showers, unserviced campsites, serviced campsites with electricity and drinking water, walk-in campsites, a camping group, a dishwashing station, a trailer dumping area, a park office, a picnic area, beach access, hiking trails, a playground, a lookout with views of the 90-metre-high cliffs and the highest tides in the world. The park also offers special events, such as learn-to-camp workshops.

Whiteshell Provincial Park offers visitors a multitude of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, fishing and swimming. With its many hiking trails, nature lovers can explore the beauty of the region and enjoy breathtaking scenery. The park also boasts several lakes where visitors can enjoy water sports activities. Here you'll find detailed information on activities, hiking trails, campsites and much more.

The permanent exhibition Entre résistance armée et insurrection (Between Armed Resistance and Insurrection ) looks at the Patriotes' struggle led by Louis-Joseph Papineau and the battles of Saint-Denis, Saint-Charles and Saint-Eustache. Workshops, outdoor tours, guided tours, cultural programming, lectures, films and special events are also offered on site. Find out more about the La-Prison-des-Patriotes heritage site (in Montreal, opening hours vary according to season).