The world's largest panorama. The worldwide fame of this panorama realization yearly attracts everincreasing numbers of tourists and pilgrims to Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré, where Cyclorama has been on exhibit since 1895.

Discover the fascinating history of the relationship between man and bees ! A brand-new exhibition shows you how people from early times gathered and used honey and tamed bees, and how beekeeping techniques have developed through the ages.

The Montmorency Falls, cascading 83 metres down to the river below (30 metres more than Niagara Falls), are situated on a historical site of natural beauty in the Montmorency Falls Park.

Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré is the oldest of our pilgrimage sites. Beginning in 1658, a small chapel was built at Sainte-Anne-du-Petit-Cap, and the first miracle is said to have occured in the same year.

The Sept Chutes tourist site is one of the treasures of our industrial heritage. A visit to the site highlights three areas of interest: history, nature and the out-of-doors and technology.

Mont-Sainte-Anne invites you take part in a multitude of activities in its magnificent 30-square-mile natural park. Gorgeous scenery and breathtaking view on the St. Laurence River will leave you speechless.

An island and six villages: only a stone's throw from Québec City, Ile d'0rléans is the largest historic district in the province, in addition to being the only genuinely rural district among those registered.

The Musée du Québec, Québec's national art gallery, is truly an outward-looking institution. The musée comprises three linked pavilions which, together, constitute an architectural tour de force.

Visit the traditional Huron site "ONHOUA CHETEK8E" and you`ll discover the beliefs, customs, and way of life of our people, from times past to the present.

The Canyon of the Ste-Anne Falls is at the crossroads of the tourist regions of the Beaupré Coast and Charlevoix. At this spot the Ste-Anne-du-Nord River, springing from the Grands Jardins, plunges into rocky gorges with vertiginous walls.