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From Québec to:
Trois-Rivières (segment 2) Baie-Saint-Paul (segment 3) Montréal (segment 7) Chicoutimi (segment 12) Sherbrooke (segment 30)

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Segment 5: From Québec to Saint-Jean-Port-Joli

Québec

Lévis

• Traditional urban architecture
  Superb Victorian houses evoke the atmosphere of a bygone era.

• Fort No 1 at Pointe de Lévy National Historic Site
  19th-century fortifications and military artifacts.

• Maison Alphonse-Desjardins
  Residence of the founder of Québec's first credit union, the Caisses populaires Desjardins. Interpretation center.

• Terrasse de Lévis
  Splendid lookout over the St. Lawrence River and Québec City.

Beaumont

• Picturesque old village
  Historical homes of French inspiration in a beautiful riverside setting.

  

• Mill
  Seignorial mill built in 1821.
  

Saint-Michel

• Old village
  Church and presbytery dating back to 1739.

Montmagny

• Grosse Île National Historic Site
  Building where thousands of immigrants were quarantined in the 19th century.
  

• Festival de l'oie blanche de Montmagny
  A busy program of recreational and social activities revolving around the fall migration of snow geese (October).

• Île-aux-Grues
  The only inhabited island in the archipelago holds a rustic charm. Accessible by ferry.

• Cruises
  Take a cruise to observe the snow geese (mid-April to mid-May and October) or visit the Île aux Grues archipelago, comprising 21 islands in the middle of the St. Lawrence River.

L'Islet-sur-Mer

• Picturesque village
  This "hometown of many a sailor" takes pride in its beautifully decorated church.

• Musée maritime Bernier
  Discover the history of the Canadian merchant marine at this maritime museum and four the icebreaker Ernest Lapointe.

Saint-Jean-Port-Joli

• Arts and crafts
  Village long renowned for the work of its wood sculptors.

• Maison-musée Médard-Bourgault
  19th-century house, with walls and furniture carved by the outstanding artist.

  

• Musée des anciens Canadiens
  Museum describing the history of the region and of the sculptors who made it famous.
  

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From Saint-Jean-Port-Joli to:
Rivière-du-Loup (segment 6)

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