Delta Hotels Trois Rivieres Conference Centre

Located at the confluence of the St. Maurice River and the St. Lawrence River, the Cogeco Amphitheatre in Trois-Rivieres is an exceptional cultural venue dedicated to the presentation of exceptional acoustics performances surrounded by an enchanting decor. With a capacity of 3,500 people in the seating section and 5,500 people in the grass esplanade, it includes state-of-the-art outdoor stage facilities that can accommodate the largest local, national and international productions from june to september, including an exclusive Cirque du Soleil show. The rest of the year, the stage of the amphitheatre becomes a cabaret-style indoor venue that can accomodate up to 600 people.

In Mauricie, halfway between Montréal and Québec City, discover the remains of Canada's first iron industry. Enter the Grande Maison to admire the iron and cast iron pieces made at the Forges, then stop at the blast furnace to learn more about this community of artisans who, for 150 years, provided the objects necessary for the development of the colony and its defence. Follow the stream and take a breath of fresh air as you walk the nature trail along the Saint Maurice River. Plan your picnic and take full advantage of the vast site, which is like a green oasis surrounding the rich history of the Forges . . .

Outdoor enthusiasts, Île Saint-Quentin Park awaits you! Walkway, trails, swimming pool, children's playground, breathtaking view of the river: enjoy this enchanting place located in the heart of Trois-Rivières.

Pulp and paper exhibition. Located at the meeting of the St. Maurice and St. Lawrence Rivers, this historic building will allow visitors to enjoy a stunning view of the waterways. Boréalis will offer world class exhibitions, a spectacular observation tower, thrilling catacombs, a unique souvenir shop, an exclusive terrace, and much more !

Our Lady of the Cape Shrine is the second largest Marian Shrine in North America. Founded in 1888, the Shrine attracts yearly more than 430,000 visitors. Discover a true oasis of peace and greenery, a huge Basilica (1964) with impressive stained glasses, a historic chapel inaugurated in 1720, and magnificent gardens with pedestrian walkways overlooking the St. Lawrence River. From religious, spiritual celebrations to cultural events and guided tours, talks and thematic workshops. Visitors and pilgrims are invited to take part in various activities at the Our Lady of the Cape Shrine.

The Musée POP team studies both past and present Québec culture and testifies about its richness. We introduce Quebecers’ values and know-how, as well as the major elements of their daily lives. To this end, we invite our visitors to actively participate in the museum experience.