Discover the best top things to do in Quebec, Quebec including Musee canadien de l’Arme et du Bronze, Musee militaire de Trois-Rivieres, Musee Regimentaire les Fusiliers Mont-Royal, La Citadelle de Quebec, Musee Le Regiment de la Chaudiere, CAMI's Historical Heritage Site, Canadian Aviation History Center, Musee du Fort, Naval Museum of Quebec, Musee de l'aviation de Montreal.
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5.0 based on 148 reviews
Museum whose mission is to preserve our heritage, act as a witness to the past, protect a legacy for future generations and raise awareness of a special world and its beauties and challenges.
I was dubious, but decided to be open minded and I’m glad I was. This is a small museum featuring modern armament/guns, displayed in the basement of a beautiful building. The gorgeous display cases and intelligently displayed pieces completely intrigued us for 90 minutes...even though I don’t understand the fascination people have with weapons. The real attraction was the founder and our guide, Jacques. He was so darn personable and spoke with such thoughtful authority on a subject that has massive financial, economic, cultural and emotional repercussions...I loved the opportunity to learn and see so much. Fantastic experience for everyone.
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Founded in 1976, Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal Regimental Museum is part of the Organization of Military Museums of Canada. The museum is dedicated not only to the conservation of historical artifacts, but to the perpetuation of regimental and Montreal history. As the oldest francophone regiment in Montreal (1869 to present day), Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal boasts many current and former members who played an active role in the development of Montreal, shaping it into the city we know and love today. The main entrance of the building is located on Henri-Julien Street; ring the bell to enter. The entrance and the guided tour are free.
4.5 based on 3,792 reviews
National Historic Site and active military base, the Citadelle welcomes you with its guided tours and access to the Musée Royal 22e Régiment. Located on the highest natural point in Quebec City, the Citadelle allows you to enjoy spectacular views on the town and the Saint Lawrence River. Discover the fortress of Old Quebec, home of the Royal 22e Régiment, the only French-speaking regiment with in the Canadian Armed Forces. Tickets include an hour-long guided tour of the Citadelle, mostly outside, and the access to the Musée Royal 22e Régiment. In order to protect the health and safety of our visitors and employees, we have adopted the guidelines by the Québec Ministry of Public Health, including social distancing standards and applicable health measures.
We returned to the Citadelle with visitors from Chile! They were mesmerized by the outstanding( as always) Changing of the Guard ceremony presented daily at 10:30, weather permitting, during the spring-fall months. BatisseXII, regimental mascot, a goat from the Royal herd, joined his regiment on parade. The ceremony lasts about 35 min, is conducted in French, the language of the Royal22nd( VanDoo’s) Regiment, and is easy to follow due to bilingual commentary offered by a Commentator. The tickets may be bought on site or reserved on the Web. Site for this attraction. Free to active\ retired military with I.D. and immediate family. Suggest...go early to get a seat, better near the speaker’s podium. May remain for photos with the Mascot and his keeper. Very interesting tours and self guided tours of the area. Washrooms on premise, souvenir sales, some refreshments. Medals donated to the Regiment by former members are displayed in a special room and are most impressive for anyone with a knowledge of Canadian military history. Our S.American friends were most pleased with their visit to the Citadelle. Very limited parking in the area, suggest walking up to the area.
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Situated in the village of Old Harry, the CAMI Historical Heritage Site is the heart of the community’s culture and heritage. The complex consists of 2 museums; The Little Red School House Museum, (so, don’t be late for class!), the Veteran’s Museum and a Memorial Park. You can visit the newly renovated museums, take a guided tour or do a self-guided tour using new audio and visual technology. At the site, you will also find a variety of activities all summer long that highlight our community’s unique culture and history, such as traditional workshops, local musical performances, and much more. Check out the Little Red School House and Veterans Museum!
4.0 based on 377 reviews
This small museum chronicles the history of the city, including the numerous battles fought for its control.
We wanted a good historical "tour" of Quebec. We took a chance on this exhibit. It is SOOO worth it. The attendant was super friendly, super informative, really made us feel at home. There is a lot of historical information at this place. The time goes by really fast. It's not a movie or a live demonstration. It's on the 2nd floor. I'm handicapped but was able to slowly climb the one flight of stairs. I didn't see an elevator. Once you buy your ticket, you'll get a list of places that will offer you a discount if y you show your receipt. Go here first, then explore the rest of Quebec City
3.5 based on 15 reviews
This museum traces the history of the Canadian sailor from the beginning of the twentieth century.
5.0 based on 3 reviews
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