A stop at the new Plage station on Promenade Samuel-De Champlain is also a must. It’s the perfect place to contemplate the beauty of the St. Lawrence River with both feet in the sand. The elegant design of the buildings in harmony with the environment of the site has also earned the Grand Prize for Excellence in Architecture from the Order of Architects of Quebec. From the Sailing station to the Coast station, the inspiration of the historical and maritime heritage of the place is felt in each of the sectors.
The maritime prairie sector of the Samuel-De Champlain promenade.
Visiting Quebec from the perspective of historical and cultural discovery also means participating in a host of free activities offered this summer by the CCNQ. Guided tours, conferences, cultural and historical activities for the whole family, there is no shortage of options in the four corners of the city to help you appreciate exceptional places.
Do not hesitate to go to the Cartier-Roberval archaeological site in the Cap-Rouge sector, the very place where the first French colonization was established in America. Discoveries unearthed during major archaeological excavations can be found in the new exhibition Quebec, in other words presented at the Museum of Civilization.
To not miss anything of the CCNQ’s activities, consult its website.
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