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Québec City–Lévis Ferry
Linking Old Québec to Lévis's Quai Paquet for generations, this ferry offers one of the most spectacular perspectives on the capital, gliding right past the Château Frontenac and the fortifications of Old Québec.
Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Park
An urban recreational jewel in Lévis, this park showcases spectacular 35-metre-high falls, crossable via a 113-metre suspension footbridge towering 23 metres above the Chaudière River.
Musée de la sculpture sur bois
North America's most prestigious museum and interpretation centre devoted to wood carving, this institution, marking its fiftieth anniversary, displays more than 250 works tracing the artistic legacy of the legendary Bourgault brothers.
Domaine Médard-Bourgault
A home that truly belonged to sculptor Médard Bourgault, this house-museum holds nearly 260 works created by the artist himself as well as by his children, brothers, students, and fellow artisans, forming an intimate testimony to the passing down of a family craft.
Grosse Île and the Irish Memorial National Historic Site
A former quarantine station where thousands of Irish immigrants fleeing the Great Famine perished in the 19th century, this commemorative site, reachable by cruise from Berthier-sur-Mer, keeps alive the moving memory of this migratory tragedy through a memorial and a Celtic cross.
Isle-aux-Grues
The only year-round inhabited island of the archipelago bearing its name, Isle-aux-Grues combines a renowned cheesemaking tradition, preserved farmland landscapes, and one of Québec's finest birdwatching spectacles during the mass migrations of snow geese.
Massif du Sud Regional Park
Benefiting from an exceptional microclimate that brings an average of 750 centimetres of snow each year, this resort offers 35 ski runs including 17 through the woods, complemented by a vast network of hiking trails leading to unique rock formations and a forest ropes course.
Parc des Appalaches
Spreading 140 kilometres of dog-friendly hiking trails through the mountainous foothills of southern Chaudière-Appalaches, this regional park offers canoeing, forest shelters, and the climb up Mont Sugar Loaf, the territory's highest point.
Beauce Orchard and Agritourism Trail
Building on Beauce's centuries-old farming tradition, this themed circuit links orchards, cideries, distilleries, and maple groves offering a gourmet discovery of local terroir, rounded out by original experiences blending agriculture and family entertainment.