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Fairmont le Manoir Richelieu
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
181, rue Richelieu, La Malbaie-Pointe-au-Pic  G5A 1X7 • 418-665-3703 • 800-441-1414
Distance: ~1.252 km *
        Description: POINTE-AU-PIC. The historic "Castle on the Cliff" rests high above the St. Lawrence River, thus affording many of its rooms spectacular views. This majestic resort features more than 400 well-appointed guest rooms, each boasting regional décor and modern amenities. Le Manoir has a storied past, including a "who's who" of former guests who have come to enjoy the blend of world class amenities in a charming country setting and a plethora of activities both indoors (the Casino and dining) and out (golf, whale watching, skiing, etc.).
       

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Domaine Forget
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
5, rue Saint-Antoine, Ste-Irénée  G0T 1V0 • 418-452-8111 • 888-336-7438
Distance: ~10.645 km *
        Description: STE-IRÉNÉE. Each summer, the Domaine Forget International Festival attracts some of Canada's best musicians, who also come to train with the Académie de Musique et de Dance. Even if it's not festival time, visitors may still stop by and tour the beautiful grounds free of charge. Several historical markers scattered throughout the area detail the history of the Domaine and the Forget family.
       

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Le Moulin Seigneurial de Les Éboulements
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
157, rue Principale, Les Éboulements  G0A 2M0 • 418-635-2239 • 514-393-1417
Distance: ~24.126 km *
        Description: LES ÉBOULEMENTS. For a true look into the past, make the trip down to Les Éboulements to see this mill, which dates back to the late 18th century and falls under the auspices of the Canadian Heritage of Québec. Built by settler Jean-François Tremblay, the gristmill overlooks a small stream and waterfall and still runs on its original parts. Nearby, you'll find the former seigneurial manor owned by the Sales-Laterrière family; the Brothers of the Sacred Heart have maintained the home since the late-1940s. The mill's driveway is about 500 yards west of the road to quaint St-Joseph-de-la-Rive. Don't forget to stop by the mill's bakery, where delicious white bread, tarts and raisin bread are prepared.
       

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Église Saint-Louis de-l'Île-aux-Coudres
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
226, rue des Coudriers, Île-aux-Coudres  G0A 2A0 • 418-438-2442
Distance: ~29.459 km *
        Description: ÎLE-AUX-COUDRES. With dual soaring spires, the Île-aux-Coudres' historic Saint-Louis Church dates from the latter half of the 19th century. The church's interior and exterior have remained virtually unchanged since its construction and, inside, you'll find examples of sculptor François Baillairgé handiwork – two intricate, hand-carved statues of Saints Flavian and Louis. Visitors will also want to walk about 200 yards northeast and visit one of the church's original stone processional chapels, which dates from the 1830s.
       

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Les Moulins de l'Isle-aux-Coudres
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
36 Du Moulin Road, Isle-aux-Coudres  G0A 1X0 • 418-438-2184
Distance: ~33.327 km *
        Description: ÎLE-AUX-COUDRES. The Mills of Isle-aux-Coudres make a trip out to this quaint island community worthwhile. Upon finding their way to the island's southwestern corner, visitors can see a working stone windmill and watermill, both dating from the early 19th century. The site's interpretive center is located in the old miller's home and affords visitors the chance to learn more about the history of the area. Make sure you bring along your camera, as there are several ideal vantage points around the mills, some of them boasting the distant mountains as a backdrop on clear days. You can even buy sacks of buckwheat or flour made on the site – great for the folks back home! The mills are a member of the Economuseum Society, preserving old-time crafts.
       

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Maison René Richard
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
58, rue St-Jean-Baptiste, Baie-St-Paul  G3Z 1L9 • 418-435-5571
Distance: ~34.485 km *
        Description: BAIE-ST-PAUL. Famous Charlevoix painter René Richard lived in this quaint little Baie-Saint-Paul home, which dates back to the mid-19th century. The home looks much as it did when the Group of Seven artist lived here, with many of the rooms, including his private studio, still intact. Several of Richard's original paintings are on display inside the home. Tours are available.
       

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Vieille Chapelle des Indiens
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
108, rue Bord-de-l'Eau, Tadoussac  G0T 2A0 • 418-235-4324
Distance: ~67.769 km *
        Description: TADOUSSAC. One would be hard-pressed to pick out a more ideal location for a chapel than this one – overlooking the St. Lawrence River. Dating from 1747, Tadoussac's Indian Chapel stands as one of the oldest wooden chapels in Canada. It was built by Father Claude-Godefroy Cocquart, a Jesuit missionary, and served as the area's Indian mission. Today, services are no longer held here; however, the chapel houses a collection of unique religious and regional artifacts.
       

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Hôtel Tadoussac
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
165, rue Bord de l'Eau, Tadoussac  G0T 2A0 • 418-235-4421 • 800-561-0718
Distance: ~69.703 km *
        Description: TADOUSSAC. Any visit to tiny Tadoussac would be incomplete without stopping by this historic resort hotel, dating from the 1940s. Built in the French Colonial style, the red roof Hôtel Tadoussac has always been associated with Old World class and elegance and has long served as a rustic retreat for Canada's well-to-do. Make arrangements to have lunch in one of the dining rooms which overlook the confluence of the Saguenay and Saint Lawrence Rivers. Whale-watching cruises may be arranged through the front desk.
       

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