Discover the best top things to do in Gaspe, Canada including Cap aventure, Pointe-a-la-Renommee, Forillon National Park, Site d'interpretation de la culture Micmac de Gespeg, Promenade Jacques Cartier, Musee de la Gaspesie, Fort Peninsula, Berceau du Canada.
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4.5 based on 128 reviews
Historic site of North America’s first maritime radio station (installed by Marconi in 1904). Location offers a lookout with scenic vistas as well as the possibility to visit exhibits covering Marconi, light house keepers and the history of radio communication at Pointe-à-la-Renommée.
Gaspesie is rich with historical lighthouses, but this one was definitely our favorite to visit. You can also find short hiking/walking trails are on site.
4.5 based on 876 reviews
Although on the whole, the hiking trails don’t match up with those of the Gaspésie National Park, the view atop the Mont-Saint-Alban trail might be the best of all Gaspésie trails. Cap-Bon-Ami also provides an epic viewpoint that provides access (via several levels of stairs) to the beach. This is also a perfect spot to appreciate the local population of Double-Crested Cormorant.
4.5 based on 102 reviews
I highly recommend visiting this place. It’s all about the experience, information and insights shared by your guide. Ours was really interesting, taking time to explain many historical misconceptions and providing insight into cultural traditions and lifestyle. The museum portion is quite small, but well put together. The gift shop has quite a number of interesting local items - including bannock and other food products, and handcrafted items. Our guide’s name was Tim and he was excellent. The highlight were the two songs he sang for us. Amazing!
4.0 based on 131 reviews
As the region's museum institution, the Musée de la Gaspésie is the perfect place to discover-or rediscover-the beautiful Gaspé peninsula. The permanents exhibitions entitled Gaspésie... A Grand journey! and The deep blue sea follow by the various seasonal exhibitions held at the museum revolve around the history, art, heritage and culture of the region's people. The museum is also home to the Centre d'archives de la Gaspésie, regional archives that are open to the public for genealogical and other research. In addition, the Musée also publishes Magazine Gaspésie, Québec's first historical magazine, which will charm you with its quality content and diverse subject matter. Come discover the beautiful Gaspé peninsula!
The museum has an interesting exhibit on the history of the region, a local famous singer La Bolduc and the different types of ships used throughout history in the region. Explanations are well written and helpful to get a better understanding of the region. One needs about two hours to visit it completely.
4.0 based on 25 reviews
The site is the heart of Gaspé restored as it was in the 1900s. Historical figures animate each location and share historical facts on the history of Gaspé with guests. You will also find the famous reconstructed Jacques Cartier Cross that illustrates the claim of 1534. There will be a variety of free events and activities throughout the summer season. Souvenir shop and tavern on the site.
Maryse - was the best thing of our day. She gave us the local insider tips and was so helpful in guiding us to get as much of Gaspe in in the short amount of time we were there. We tried to go back on the second day and say thank you but unfortunately she was not working. so Kudos to you Maryse you made our 2 day pass through very memorable.
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