Center of Quebec Biodiversity

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A visit to the biodiversity center is a must!

Inside, you will have access to a wide variety of interactive activities. Travel across the St-Lawrence River with a multimedia projection of the tides and inhabitants. Wander through the sensory corridor to learn all about the fauna.

Outdoor, 4 kilometres of magnificent trails and eight ecosystems await you! The numerous interpretation panels will enable you to have an exciting visit.

Photo: Google Maps, Musée de la Biodiversité du Québec

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