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Aquarium du Québec
Discover this activity18 attractions dont la seule grande roue sans rayons en Amérique du Nord
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Méga Parc
Discover this activity18 attractions including the only spokeless Ferris wheel in North America
Miller Zoo
Zoological garden and wildlife rehabilitation centre with more than 200 animals of 65 different species in their natural environment.
Sento Spa
The Sentos are public baths in Japan and they have an important part in the lifestyle of the Japanese. We go there to wash up, eliminate the fatigue of the day, socialize and stay healthy.
Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière
Exceptional park-garden on the river, recognized as one of the most beautiful gardens in North America. Large century-old trees, exploration games, vegetables in the vegetable garden, a wide variety of flowers, seashells by the river and a manor steeped in history.
Les Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes
The blueberry in all its forms! U-pick in an enchanting site, sale of local products and blueberry cosmetics, not to mention soft blueberry ice cream and delicious breakfasts.
Parcours des Anses
15 km multifunctional trail along the river to practice your favorite sport and admire the panorama. Possibility to join the Cycloroute de Bellechasse.
Woodooliparc
A theme park with different seasonal universes: the magic of Christmas, the exploration of the dinosaur era and the garden of colors.
Parc des Chutes-de-la-Chaudière
35-metre-high falls, 23 metres suspended footbridge above the Chaudière River, lookouts, picnic areas, children's park, hiking trails and bike path.
Quai Paquet
The most beautiful view of Québec City! The Quai Paquet Fountain is the most powerful of its kind in Canada with its 160 jets rising up to a high of 9 metres.
Grosse-Ile Cruise
Cruise to Grosse-Île, this former human quarantine station at the heart of the Isle-aux-Grues Archipelago, which saw more than 4 million immigrants pass through between 1832 and 1937.