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  A festive, gourmet metropolis
  
  North American enthusiasm and European charm, a dynamic cultural scene, diverse architecture where past and present come together, rich gastronomy, festival after festival, gathering places where creativity is expressed without limits... Montréal offers its visitors all of this and much more!
  
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  Cultural Capital of Canada
  
  The wharves at Trois-Rivières are located adjacent to the city's central core, internationally renowned for its originality, and a stone's throw from a classified historic district which played a surprisingly important role in the colonization of Québec. Outside the city, only minutes a way, lies a genuinely enchanting and all but untouched natural playground ever popular with outdoor enthusiasts.
  
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  A historic city in a romantic setting
  
  Discovered in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, Québec City was the first European colony founded north of Mexico's Rio Grande. More than ever Québec City offers many festivals and attractions to all cruise passengers. Québec City: Here and Now!
  
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  Where ocean and inland water meet
  The Saguenay region is one of the most beautiful areas in Québec. It consists of 14 municipalities with some 172,000 inhabitants. This leg of your trip will unveil a rich, natural setting that wraps around a vibrant urban life, making this stopover an unforgettable experience.
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  In the footsteps of the pioneers
  
  The Baie-Comeau region's landscape has been shaped by glacial retreats and extraordinary and unusual natural phenomena such as a meteorite, which caused the immense Manicouagan crater.
  
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  Port city meets Innu culture
  
  NAKAUINANU - The port of call of Sept-Îles proposes a unique cultural experience with the meeting of two nations, where the past is conjugated in the present. The rich history of the Innu Community just as that of the population of Sept-Îles, is unveiled to you in all of its splendour... in the midst of a landscape that will take your breath away.
  
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  Natural heritage and mysterious archipelago
  
  The Havre-Saint-Pierre port of call welcomes you to its chain or islands and islets whose beauty will take your breath away. The Mingan Archipelago will inspire you with its mysteriously-shaped and unique monoliths. You are sure to be charmed by the unique accent that is characteristic of the region, and which eloquently speaks of its Acadian roots.
  
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  Stone giants thrust out of the sea
  
  Embraced by the rich waters of the estuary and the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, this stopover will charm you with its sharp cliffs, its uneven coastline and its breathtaking mountains. The tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, comprising the ports of Gaspé, Percé, and Chandler, will take your breath away with its strikingly beautiful landscapes.
  
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  An archipelago between sky and sea
  
  A stop in the Îles de la Madeleine will provide a unique and unforgettable experience thanks to the area's insulated authentic culture and vast natural spaces. The archipelago has a well-preserved natural heritage, extraordinarily beautiful marine landscapes and an exceptional coastline. You will also be greeted with the proverbial welcome of the Îles' warm and genuine inhabitants.
  
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Trois-Rivières

Cultural Capital of Canada

The wharves at Trois-Rivières are located adjacent to the city's central core, internationally renowned for its originality, and a stone's throw from a classified historic district which played a surprisingly important role in the colonization of Québec. Outside the city, only minutes a way, lies a genuinely enchanting and all but untouched natural playground ever popular with outdoor enthusiasts.

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Activities

Our ports of call offer an assortment of activities to suit all tastes. We have selected a few that will definitely please you. To view the complete list of activities offered at each port of call, please consult the tourist information.

Old prison of Trois-Rivières
Directions from the port
Entering the Old Prison will take you far beyond your imagination. Much more than a historical building, it offers a glimpse into the lives of prisoners during the 1960's and 70's. A unique experience in a unique setting where the guides are former inmates whose personal experiences reveal a totally different reality - that of the cells, dungeons, the "hole", the chapel and the parlour!
Capacity:
- Guided tour: 75 visitors.
Boréalis
Directions from the port
Located within the historic walls of the filtration plant of the Canadian International Paper Company, Boréalis invites you to discover the remains of a large industry through spectacular exhibitions! It’s a space to live many experiences : inhale the smell of paper, feel the heat of the machines, make your own paper, run a mini water treatment plant...

Capacity :
- Guided tour: 200 visitors
- Individual visitors : unlimited
Musée québécois de culture populaire
Directions from the port
The craziest of museums ! A daring museum that explores and presents the culture of the Québécois people, their history, their preoccupations and their values. Five simultaneous exhibits present different themes. Gift shop.

Capacity:
- Guided tour: 200 visitors.
- Individual visitors: unlimited.
Sanctuaire Notre-Dame-du-Cap
Directions from the port
In the heart of the Chemin du Roy, the sanctuary is one of Québec's most important pilgrimage destinations, the only one dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The sanctuary is located on a breathtaking natural site surrounded by gardens on the shores of the Saint Lawrence River.

Capacity:
- Guided tour: 200 visitors.
- Individual visitors: unlimited.
Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site of Canada
Directions from the port
Founded in 1730, this national historic and heritage site is home to the vestiges of Canada's first industrial community. Property of Parks Canada, the venue proudly preserves and explains over 150 years of iron industry operations along the banks of the Saint-Maurice River.

Capacity:
- Guided tour: 250 visitors.
- Individual visitors: unlimited.
La Mauricie National Park of Canada
Directions from the port
This park invites you for a close encounter with the Laurentians, the chain of mountains that borders the northern shore of the Saint Lawrence River. Aboard a Rabaska canoe, prepare for a trip through time and space by following in the traces of the great glaciers, visiting an First Nation camp, or simply exploring aquatic wildlife.

Capacity:
- Guide tour: 50 visitors.
- Individual visitors: unlimited.
Chez Dany's Suguar Shack
Directions from the port
The Québec experience would be incomplete without an animated tour of the Chez Dany sugar shack! Offering a traditional Quebecois meal and memorable party with the locals, Chez Dany is a truly international destination!

Capacity
- 250 visitors
Le chemin du Roy
Directions from the port
The first road in Canada suitable for vehicle travel, this historic and panoramic road borders the river and offers a view of Québec's heritage gems. Discover a seigniorial mill (1765), a historic presbytery (1816) and a seigniorial estate on a guided tour given by specialized guides and animators in period attire.

Capacity:
- Guided tour : 50 visitors.
- Individual visitors : unlimited.
And if you have a little more time:
- Trois-Rivières Historic District
- Bear, Moose and Beaver Watching
Restaurants
Discover over 120 restaurants for every taste, many of which offer regional specialities!
- Lac Saint-Pierre perch
- Saint-Alexis smoked trout
- Saint-Prosper bison and wapiti (elk)
- Baluchon cheese
Shopping

In addition to three shopping centres, Trois-Rivières has renowned art galleries, perfect for spontaneous purchases of exclusive works of art by artists and artisans from the Mauricie region. The Trois-Rivières Souvenir Boutique also offers a variety of items.
Airport

Trois-Rivières regional airport is located at a few kilometers from the downtown area and offers charter planes.