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Cité de l'Or / Village minier de Bourlamaque

Val-d'Or
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The discovery of a gold vein in 1923 led mining explorers to the site of this future mine. Lamaque Gold Mines took over the project in 1932 and began exploiting the deposit as of 1935. For several decades, it was the richest gold mine in Québec. Closed in 1985, the Lamaque mine has been converted into an interpretation centre called La Cité de l'Or (the city of gold). In authentic miner's gear, you can tour a real mine 300 ft. underground. This subterranean experience is complemented by a tour of the surface buildings, including the analysis laboratory, where you can learn about gold processing.
90, av. Perreault, C.P. 212, Val-d'Or
Québec, Canada, J9P 4P3
819 825-1274
1 877 582-5367
819 825-9853
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Dates
April 1 - October 31
Quality Indicator
Ministère de la Culture et des Communications - Seal of Approval
Activities
Multimedia/slide shows/videos/movies. Site interpretation. Tours : in french. Tours : in english. Other activities
Services
Banquet, meeting, conference room. Boutique / Sales counter. Tour guide
Parking services
Parking: Free outdoor parking. Parking for motor homes
Restaurant and food services
Picnic area. Vending machines
Services for Persons with Disabilities
Partially accessible to the physically disabled (Kéroul). Service for the visually impaired (Kéroul)
Partially accessible to the physically disabled (Kéroul)  Service for the visually impaired (Kéroul)
Groups
Group rates. Reservations required. Tours : in french. Tours : in english
Reservations
Reservations required
 
 
 
 
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