Musée régional de Kamouraska
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69, avenue Morel, place de l'Église
Kamouraska (Quebec)
G0L 1M0
Phone: 418 492-9783
www.museedekamouraska.com
Information
- On site6 J 5
- Schedule
May 15 to June 24th, close Monday, 9 am to 5 pm. June 25th to September 11, every day, 9 am to 6 pm. September 12 to October 15 st close Monday, 9 am to 5 pm.
- Rates
Visit the museum: $10 Visiting the village: $10 Both visits: $12 Geological output: $10
Want to discover a period building, carefully restored? A visit to the Kamouraska Regional Museum is a must! Built in 1851, the convent now houses a museum, much to the delight of ethnology and history buffs.
Life in the time of the Lords of Kamouraska, the resort, the schooners, the fishing and the carpentry will have no more secrets for you. Don't forget to go through the general store and get to know the rich merchant Amable Dionne.
New exhibits: Convent and convents to relive the life of the convents in Kamouraska.
Want to get some fresh air? Explore the village of Kamouraska with our costumed guides or pack your boots for a geological excursion to Julien Island. In the company of a geologist and a museum guide, the history of the Kamouraska Islands will be presented to you.
Discover our new heritage site: the Paradis Mill. On site, the life of the millers and the exhibition on the soap opera Cormoran will know how to fill big and small. Our historic sites are your story!
Check our website or Facebook page for more details.
Life in the time of the Lords of Kamouraska, the resort, the schooners, the fishing and the carpentry will have no more secrets for you. Don't forget to go through the general store and get to know the rich merchant Amable Dionne.
New exhibits: Convent and convents to relive the life of the convents in Kamouraska.
Want to get some fresh air? Explore the village of Kamouraska with our costumed guides or pack your boots for a geological excursion to Julien Island. In the company of a geologist and a museum guide, the history of the Kamouraska Islands will be presented to you.
Discover our new heritage site: the Paradis Mill. On site, the life of the millers and the exhibition on the soap opera Cormoran will know how to fill big and small. Our historic sites are your story!
Check our website or Facebook page for more details.