L’Épopée de la Moto
Visit the first motorcycle museum in Quebec. On exhibit are 60 of the 120 bikes that brothers François and Jean Gagnon have in their private collection. The museum not only features the incredible bikes and information about their history, but also a shop where visitors can purchase replica advertisements, engraved metal plates, collector models, clocks, and more items to excite the enthusiast.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour

Musée Marius-Barbeau
Do you want to learn about the distinctive nature of the Beauce region’s inhabitants? Stop by the Musée Marius-Barbeau and let its dedicated and experienced staff accompany you throughout your visit to discover the Beauce region. Enjoy the “Céramique de Beauce” exhibit where you will be able to appreciate pottery that has made its mark in Québec. Treat yourself to the walking tour during which you will enjoy the architecture of Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce, the oldest parish in the region.
Minimum Time Required: 1.5 hours

Le Musée de l’Accordéon
First opened in 1992, the Accordion Museum wishes to share the accordion with the general public. With a photo and instrument collection that’s sure to impress the music lover, the museum traces the instrument’s history, giving insight into its versatility and its influence on tradition. The collection currently contains 130 instruments, such as the rare melophone.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour

Parc National de Frontenac
Come discover the generosity of nature, a majestic body of water and rolling hills. The Parc national de Frontenac located on the edge of a magnificent Grand lac St-François, has preserved the quality of the natural surroundings. Canoe, kayak or pedal boat around the park’s water. Cycling paths and wooden walkways will take you around the park, providing great views, and excellent exercise.
Minimum Time Required: 2 hours

Le Moule à Sucre
Located along the St. Lawrence River at the base of the Appalachian Mountains in a restored barn. Craft and antique collectors alike will enjoy a stop here. Your travelers will find many treasures to purchase at Le Moule à Sucre including unique jewellery, pottery, lamps, natural soaps, textiles and much more.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour

Le Manoir des Érables
The Executive Chef, Frédéric Cyr, offers cuisine that reflects the diversity of local products and varies depending on the season and supplies. He makes fine and creative cuisine with regional products. The delectable experience with contrasting flavors is now well known by all gourmets. The Manoir des Érables was one of the first establishments in Québec to use and feature regional products with the express interest of developing authentic Québecois cuisine. Each year, menus are created in harmony with the seasons, local products and wine selection.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour