300 YEARS of history at the heart of the living fortress of Quebec. To discover OTHERWISE, make ​​the night tour.

http://www.lacitadelle.qc.ca/en/

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OPENING OF THE PIERRE LASSONDE PAVILIONON ON JUNE 24, 2016.

The official opening of the new Pierre Lassonde pavilion, the fourth building of the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (MNBAQ) complex, was on Friday June 24, 2016. A symbolic date to inaugurate a world-class pavilion which celebrates Québec art and artists.

https://www.mnbaq.org/en

The Musée du Fort presents an original and unique sound and light show on the military history of Québec City.

http://www.museedufort.com/

Built over 200 years ago to house a prison, the Morrin Centre is now also the home to one of the world’s most beautiful libraries.

http://www.morrin.org/

Tracing the evolution of the spiritual and social engagement of the Augustinian Sisters of Quebec through the ages, the permanent exhibition offers a unique glimpse into the past. Discover the community’s way of life, their work caring for the sick, and how they balanced their traditional vocations for action and contemplation.

http://monastere.ca/fr/musee-et-archives

Experience the history of the prestigious Château Frontenac during a guided tour of this iconic hotel located on one of the most beautiful sites in Quebec City. You will discover the famous people and historical events that have shaped the identity of the Fairmont Château Frontenac over the years, as well as its architectural development and facelift undergone in recent years.

https://cicerone.ca/en/tour/visitors/

Designed by Eugène-Étienne Taché, the Parliament Building is a monument to the glory of the women and men who marked the history of Québec and French America.

Take the time to stroll through the gardens: Many species of trees, shrubs and plants representative of the wide variety of flora native to Québec can be observed when walking around the gardens surrounding the Parliament Building.

http://www.assnat.qc.ca/en/visiteurs/index.html

A 360° view of Québec City from 221 meters up! Admire Québec City from its highest point: the 31st floor of the Marie-Guyart Building. Observatoire de la Capitale's expansive windows offer spectacular views.

www.observatoirecapitale.org

Maison de la littérature is housed in the former Wesley Temple, in the heart of Old Québec. The building underwent a stunning interior transformation and a modern, luminous extension was added, all courtesy of architectural firm Chevalier Morales Architectes. A core component of Bibliothèque de Québec, Maison de la littérature houses a public library and a permanent exhibition on Québec literature, writing carrels, a comic book workshop, a creation studio, a writer’s residence, a quiet lounge and a variety of events presented on its stage throughout the year. Open to all, Maison de la littérature is a place for writing, creating, meeting, and participating—bringing literature to life in a lively, warm, and inviting setting. It is a space for the spoken and written word and for the creation and dissemination of the literary arts.

http://www.maisondelalitterature.qc.ca/