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Trois-Rivières | Quebec

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The Historic District of Trois-Rivières

Experience the rich history of Trois-Rivières, the second oldest city in Quebec and one of the first cities in Canada.

One of the first settlements of New France that still remains today, Trois Rivières offers a peaceful atmosphere just a walk away from Des Forges Street, downtown.

Take a walk and explore the historic architecture of the French Regime from the Boucher-De-Niverville Manor, a historical monument of the 17th-century bourgeoisie, to The Récollets site, an 18th-century complex of religious buildings including the St. James Church.

Perfect for a day trip or to discover a little piece of history, take a stroll down to the Historic District of Trois-Rivières.

Photo: Claude Boucher, Wikimedia Commons

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Le Brun en ville

Don’t miss this quaint little shop hidden in the heart of the bustling downtown core of Trois-Rivières. This local old-fashioned general store transports you to the post-war era, with a wide array of items for souvenirs or practical use.

Selling memorable artifacts of both the modern and post-war eras, Le Brun en ville offers items such as vintage candy, zero-waste products, clothing, and home goods carrying tons of small brands for visitors to discover.

Before you leave Trois-Rivières, be sure to visit Le Brun en ville for all your keepsake and souvenir needs!

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La Mauricie National Park

Located in Quebec’s Mauricie region, this park offers over 150 lakes and the 27-meter high Waber Falls – great for a thrilling Summer swim. It is the perfect place for an outdoor adventure and its vast scenery can be experienced in all seasons from camping, canoeing, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.

If you’re looking to get closer to nature and enjoy all of its thrills, La Mauricie National Park is a must-visit for adventurers and thrill-seekers alike on your trip to Trois-Rivières, Quebec!

Photo: Marc-Lautenbacher, Wikimedia Commons

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Musée POP

Opened in 2001, Musée POP at the heart of downtown Trois-Rivières exhibits the rich and diverse history of Quebec’s pop culture in society.

As the main building in its museum complex, visitors discover its colourful and engaging exhibits for all ages from the award-winning signature exhibit, Fasten your tuque! A breathtaking trip to Quebec culture, an interactive exhibit representing Quebec’s socio-cultures such as language, food, hockey, First Nations traditions, and music, as voted on by 1000 Quebecers!

You can also explore other buildings such as the Old Prison and heritage farm buildings in the Robert-Lionel-Ségun collection within the same complex.

Photo: Daniel Jalbert, Wikimedia Commons

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The Old Prison (La vieille prison de Trois-Rivières)

The prison was last in service between 1822 to 1986. It is known as the longest operating prison in Canada.

Located within the Musée POP complex, The Old Prison is a must-see historical monument of history that was designed by Francois Baillairgé. It has been preserved in all of its original conditions.

It now offers unique attractions such as character heritage tours of the compound, escape rooms, a mock trial by jury, and a “One Night Sentence”, where visitors can experience a night in the 19th-century prison in this unique group experience.

Photo: Claire Plourde, Wikimedia Commons

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Boréalis

Once a major active filtration plant in Canada’s International Paper Company, Boréalis opened in 2006 to the general public as a heritage site museum, with the industry’s commemoration as a National Historic Event by the Government of Canada in 2008.

Offering fun and educational exhibitions from water pumping and filtration to logging and paper making. Discover Boréalis through interactive activities such as exploring the underground vaults and the water tower at the heart of the Saint-Maurice River, adventure calls at Boréalis.

Photo: www.borealis3r.ca

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Our Lady of the Cape Shrine

Founded in 1888, the Shrine is Canada’s National Shrine to Our Blessed Mother, located alone the St. Lawrence River.

Explore the historic architecture of The Basilica designed by architect Adrien Dufrene.

Experience the beautiful scenery and stained glass art or attend an organ recital at The Basilica and visit the Visual Arts Symposium coming Summer 2021.

As a historical monument of Quebec’s cultural history, Our Lady of the Cape Shrine is a piece of architectural artistry of the 18th century.

Photo: www.tourismetroisrivieres.com

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Maïkan Aventure

Less than a ten-minute drive from the downtown core of Trois-Rivières, Maïkan Aventure is the perfect spot for visitors looking for a thrilling adventure.

Maïkan Aventure offers a unique outdoor experience in the city, with a large range of activities for all ages in every season, such as rock climbing, canoeing and kayaking, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing.

If you’re looking for an outdoor getaway in the midst of the bustling commercial downtown core, Maïkan Aventure the perfect day trip.

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Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières

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Located just blocks away from the downtown core, Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières is a unique exciting race taking place for one week in August every year.

Established in 1967, the Club Autosport Mauricien organized this street race, unique to Trois-Rivières. The course has hosted some of the biggest programs from NASCAR to Porsche, and the F1600 Canada Championship.

Offering shows and activities for people of all ages from races to meet and greets, and even lunch on the tracks on the last race of the week. The Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières is the perfect spot for anyone looking for a fast-paced thrill.

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Poivre Noir

This five-star restaurant located along the St. Lawrence River offers a dynamic food experience in the downtown core of Trois-Rivières.

Experience the artistry of chef José Pierre as every bite takes you to another world. Carefully plated and crafted, discover their food through their five-course tasting menu, or their carefully curated three-course table d’hôte menu.

For an elevated French dining experience, visit Poivre Noir on your trip to Trois-Rivières.

Photo: Gallery on Website https://poivrenoir.business.site/

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