Send to a friend
PrintResults by category
Activities and attractions (116)
Results by region
- Québec City and Area (24)
- Montréal (16)
- Mauricie (10)
- Centre-du-Québec (9)
- Chaudière-Appalaches (9)
- Montérégie (8)
- Iles-de-la-Madeleine (5)
- Bas-Saint-Laurent (5)
- Lanaudière (5)
- Laurentides (4)
- Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean (4)
- Eastern Townships (4)
- Abitibi-Témiscamingue (3)
- Gaspésie (3)
- Charlevoix (2)
- Duplessis (2)
- Manicouagan (2)
- Outaouais (1)
Targeted search
Search result(s)
Religious building and site116 result(s)
Jonquière
(Region: Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean)
Historic monument in the heart of Arvida - a town that was built in 135 days in the borough of Jonquière - this church was constructed in 1927-1928. Discover its history, its 
Category: Religious building and site
Trois-Pistoles
(Region: Bas-Saint-Laurent)
The five steeples and towers that greet visitors as they approach Trois-Pistoles draw them toward Notre-Dame-des-Neiges, which has dominated the riverside landscape for over
Category: Religious building and site
Mont-Saint-Hilaire
(Region: Montérégie)
Built in 1830, this church boasts the oldest Casavant organ still in operation. In 1898, famed Canadian painter Ozias Leduc, a native of the parish, decorated the church, which
Category: Religious building and site
Grondines
(Region: Québec City and Area)
Category: Religious building and site
Longueuil
(Region: Montérégie)
Category: Religious building and site
Shawinigan
(Region: Mauricie)
History, light and celestial energy. Discover a masterwork by master stained-glass artist Guido Nincheri (1885-1973), who decorated over 200 churches in North America. The stained
Category: Religious building and site
Saint-Jean-de-l'Île-d'Orléans
(Region: Québec City and Area)
Category: Religious building and site
Québec City (Downtown - Saint-Roch district)
(Region: Québec City and Area)
Built between 1914 and 1920, the fourth church on the same site, Saint-Roch is a focal point of religious and community life in the neighborhood. Its neo-gothic architectural
Category: Religious building and site
Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade
(Region: Mauricie)
Church built in 1855 and designed by Montréal architect Caimir Coursolles, based on Notre-Dame de Montréal. Its ribbed vaulting, rose windows and two bell towers - the hallmarks
Category: Religious building and site
Baie-Comeau
(Region: Manicouagan)
Built from North Coast pink granite in the "Dom Bellot" style, this charming church is well worth a visit for its lovely frescoes by Italian artist Guido Nincheri,
Category: Religious building and site
| Tourisme Québec | Media | Meeting Planners |
| Contact us | FAQ | About us | Photos credits | Site map |
| Bonjour Québec is brought to you by Tourisme Québec and Bell Canada |
|
|