TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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The Marius-Barbeau Museum is the best place to find out everything about the people of Beauce. The museum occupies a magnificent natural site in the heart of the Beauce.
In addition to exhibition spaces for well-known and up-and-coming artists, knowledgeable tour guides conduct engaging tours of the showrooms.
Photos: https://www.facebook.com/MuseeMariusBarbeau
La Cache du Golf de Beauceville is the ideal location for a wonderful time. Their hotel provides 36 roomy, well-lit suites as well as a range of services.
Quad riders and snowmobilers can wander into the countryside during the winter and enjoy the safe garage.
Photo: https://www.golfbeauceville.net/
This 1829 cottage extends a warm welcome to you during the day and at night. The Aubergine gives you a warm welcome, an eclectic experience, and the happy moment you seek whether you leave your belongings there for a few hours or a few days or whether you eat there with friends or family.
You have an unmatched view of the national parks’ mountains from this cottage. You will receive a warm welcome from everyone.
Photos: https://www.facebook.com/AubergineBeauce
Hôtel Le Journel is ideal for family get-togethers or simply for a good meal with friends. Hôtel Le Journel also has several rooms to meet your accommodation needs in Beauce.
To entertain you, our restaurant bar regularly hosts singers or music bands.
Photo: https://www.facebook.com/lejournel
Parc des Rapides-du-Diable offers lovely woodland, 400 m hiking routes, rest and picnic places, and a breathtaking view of the Chaudière River and its raging rapids.
Discover the park’s history, its gold-mining background, the meaning of its name, and Benedict Arnold’s influence by reading the themed panels along the way.
Photos: https://www.destinationbeauce.com/fr/fiche/attraits-exterieurs-estivaux/parc-des-rapides-du-diable/
September
Don’t miss the USA/Canada competition between contestants from Canada and the United States. This is a truck shooting and acceleration competition.
Photos: https://www.facebook.com/accelerationdecamionStJoseph/
The Church of Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce is nearly as old as Canada, with construction completed in 1868, a year after Canada was founded. Nevertheless, the church is anything but run down and is beautiful in a number of ways.
The pulpit alone is a beautiful marvel of woodwork and craftsmanship, with its dark wood creating a beautiful contrast against the natural light that the church absorbs and re-emits. The church’s altar also presents stunning paintings which naturally draw one’s eyes to the front of the church.
Photos: Google Maps, Igor Pivovar; https://psfdb.ca/nos-communautes/
