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Chaudière-Appalaches occupies the south shore of the St. Lawrence facing Quebec City, offering exceptional panoramas of the provincial capital from the heights of Lévis. The region is crossed by the Appalachian ranges, whose summits welcome hikers and skiers. Thetford Mines, Sainte-Marie and Kamouraska villages are living witnesses to authentic rural Quebec. The Navigators' Route follows the river, revealing maritime landscapes, lighthouses and unique regional flavours.

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History & Heritage

Québec City–Lévis Ferry

Linking Old Québec to Lévis's Quai Paquet for generations, this ferry offers one of the most spectacular perspectives on the capital, gliding right past the Château Frontenac and the fortifications of Old Québec.

Musée de la sculpture sur bois

North America's most prestigious museum and interpretation centre devoted to wood carving, this institution, marking its fiftieth anniversary, displays more than 250 works tracing the artistic legacy of the legendary Bourgault brothers.

Grosse Île and the Irish Memorial National Historic Site

A former quarantine station where thousands of Irish immigrants fleeing the Great Famine perished in the 19th century, this commemorative site, reachable by cruise from Berthier-sur-Mer, keeps alive the moving memory of this migratory tragedy through a memorial and a Celtic cross.

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