Discover the best top things to do in Quebec, Quebec including Fossilarium, Musee Redpath, Musee du Squelette, Pointe-du-Buisson / Musee Quebecois d'Archeologie, Observatoire de l'Astrobleme de Charlevoix, Patrimoine et Chutes de Plaisance, Biodome de Montreal, Centre d'Interpretation du Phoque, Centre D'interpretation du Cuivre de Murdochville, Maison de transmission de la culture innue : Shaputuan.
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This natural history museum at McGill University is named after business tycoon and philanthropist John Redpath.
Beautiful building within the McGill University campus with a treasure trove of very interesting displays and exhibits with much variety. Great place to visit! Not too big but still much to see! Mummies, dinosaurs, extinct animals, fossils and minerals are some of the interesting exhibits they have for showcase
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The museum permits visitors to enter the fascinating world of archeologists at a prehistoric site dating back 5000 years. It is an exceptional space comprised of 17 archeological sites in the forest where 2 million historical objects were discovered. Come discover the Quebec archeology experience by visiting our exhibits, our archeological digs, our guided tours, our cultural activities and events.
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The Observatoire de l'Astroblème de Charlevoix is the only interpretation center dedicated to the famous meteoritic origin of the region. A scientific animator will guide you through an interactive experience, dotted with several spectacular samples of impactites from Charlevoix, with a superb 3D scale model of the region. We also own some meteorites that you will even take in your hands! A must for understanding the genesis of Charlevoix. We also offer you the opportunity to go and discover for yourself some geological attractions of the area using your smartphone. Download the "Parcours géologique de Charlevoix" app turn the location service on and we wish you to have great discoveries !
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MISSION Patrimoine et Chutes de Plaisance est un organisme à but non lucratif à vocation patrimoniale, culturelle et récréo-touristique qui vise à préserver l'histoire et le patrimoine de la municipalité de Plaisance et de la région de la Petite-Nation et de la Basse-Lièvre. Notre organisme regroupe un centre d'interprétation du patrimoine ainsi qu'un site de chutes naturelles à proximité. DESCRIPTION Centre d'interprétation du patrimoine de Plaisance. Le centre est situé dans l'ancien presbytère plus que centenaire de Plaisance. En plus de préserver ce bâtiment patrimonial, nous y présentons la formidable exposition parCOURS d'eau - Récits des vallées de la Petite-Nation et de la Lièvre qui invite à revivre l'aventure géologique, du peuplement plusieurs fois millénaire par les Autochtones et du développement plus contemporain des vallées de la Petite-Nation et de la Basse-Lièvre. Nous y tenons aussi des expositions temporaires et des animations variées. Chutes de Plaisance. Nous préservons et rendons accessible le site des chutes naturelles les plus impressionnantes du territoire avec leur dénivellation de 63 mètres. Ce site patrimonial et récréo-touristique comprend un pavillon historique animé qui rappelle l'épopée du premier village industriel du territoire (North Nation Mills) aujourd'hui disparu, un sentier pédestre qui mène de la tête au pied des chutes, un belvédère, des aires de repos et des tables de pique-nique. The Heritage Interpretation Center of Plaisance is the guardian of memory of the first days and development of all the Petite-Nation Region and Papineau Regional County Municipality. With the permanent exhibition, reconnect with the region geologic, settlement and development adventure. Before you leave, visit the Plaisance falls, the site of the vanished North Nation Mills village.
The falls are just beautiful! A very easy hike and you will encounter a hidden gem. Several picnic tables with a perfect view of the falls for only $6 !
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Come and explore the new Biodôme! Along with the Botanical Garden, the Insectarium* and the Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium, the Biodome is part of the Montreal Space for Life, Canada's largest natural museum science complex and Montreal's top must see attraction. Travel baggage-free at the Biodome! Embark on an immersive, sensory journey through the ecosystems of the Americas. Listen to the sounds of the tropical rainforest, go in search of lynx in the Laurentian maple forest, dive into the heart of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and give a wink and a nod to the penguins in the sub-polar regions. Listen as our nature interpreters let you in on the secrets this fascinating biodiversity holds. An oasis in the heart of the city, the Montreal Biodome recreates some of the most beautiful ecosystems of the Americas which allows plans and animals to live as in their natural habitats.A unique experience of nature and fun ! Reserve your ticket online ! *Reopening 2021
We went to see the penguins, primarily, but were duly impressed. The Biodome is an indoor zoo, with three distinct "zones" - first a tropical rainforest (with a caiman and a sloth, among other things), boreal/Laurentian forest (including river otters!), and subpolar regions, which is where you'll find the penguins, the main attraction for the place. You simply follow the path along and there are interactive displays to help you understand what you're seeing. Easy to access on the Metro, and expect to spend two hours.
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