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Aquarium du Québec
Spread over 16 hectares in Sainte-Foy, the Aquarium du Québec is home to more than 10,000 marine animals, including polar bears, walruses, and seals, in a setting combining indoor and outdoor exhibits.

Bioparc de la Gaspésie
Open since 1998, this educational wildlife park showcases about forty species native to Québec across five recreated Gaspésie ecosystems, complemented by an insectarium and the unique opportunity to spend the night alongside wolves.

Saint-Félicien Wildlife Zoo
Canada's only zoo to feature geladas, this 485-hectare wildlife park devoted to boreal fauna conservation lets visitors observe animals in near-total freedom aboard a train crossing their natural habitat.

Parc Oméga
Founded in 1991 on 2,200 acres of natural land, this wildlife park offers a formula unique in Québec: drive your own car along more than 12 km of trails where deer, wolves, bears, and bison roam in semi-freedom, and which visitors can feed directly.

Granby Zoo
Québec's largest zoological garden since its founding in 1953, this three-in-one complex combining a wildlife park, the Amazoo water park, and an amusement park showcases nearly 1,500 animals representing close to 200 species.

Refuge Pageau
The product of an exceptional relationship between the Pageau family and wild animals spanning more than 30 years, this refuge takes in, treats, and rehabilitates moose, wolves, bears, and birds of prey in distress, offering them permanent shelter when needed at the heart of the boreal forest.

Parc Safari
Québec's only wildlife park offering a drive-through safari among free-roaming African animals, this site, founded in 1972, today houses 500 animals from 75 different species, complemented by a water park and feline observation tunnels.
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