Number of Meeting/Function Rooms: 8
Maximum Group Theatre Style: 300 people
Maximum Group Banquet Style: 350 people
Two museums, two historic sites, an interpretation center and a historic house. In the course of the past twenty years, the responsibilities of the Musée de la civilisation have rapidly increased. From a society museum it has become an integrated museological complex.
The most popular museum in Québec City
A uniquely different and entertaining museum where the focus is on participation and interaction. A place of amazement and reflection! It takes a fresh look at local culture and other societies. More than ten exhibitions at a time and multiple activities for the whole family. The Museum of Human Adventure!
Extraterrestrials : What if?
Until October 4, 2009.
Through a fascinating mix of science and fiction, discover unbelievable forms of life that are hidden right here on Earth, explore the galaxies, interact with alien creatures in a virtual environment.
Fascinating Egyptian Mummies
Until April 4, 2010.
Discover the fascinating world of rituals in ancient Egypt through mummies, caskets, ornaments, statues and amulets...and
An Adventure Journey to Ancient Egypt
A discovery space for the whole family! Adventure and exciting experiments await you!
1756-1763, The Story of a War
From June 10, 2009 to March 14, 2010.
A pivotal period in Western history that decided the fate of New France.
Growing High on the rooftops of the Museum
June 24 to October 12, 2009.
This summer, the museum will create no fewer than nine fabulous gardens, bringing the very walls and roof of the museum to life.
A tour within the francophonie of Americas!
Turned towards the future
Through interactive multimedia installations, maps, and excerpts from French-language literary works, see how today's French-speaking world of the Americas sees itself. The Francophones of the Americas revealed - their idioms, faces, and accents.
Proud of its past
This tour will lead you to Musée de l'Amérique française, one of the very first museums created in Canada, in 1806, on the Séminaire de Québec historical site. The museum recounts the birth of French culture in North America and bears witness to the earliest contacts between French-speaking North Americans and the people of other cultures.
Cradle of French civilizations in America
Archeological exhibitions, a 3D film on Samuel de Champlain, a costume workshop, guided visits and numerous activities, all contribute to bring back the 400 years of history of one of the oldest areas in North America.
Take a journey back in time and admire the magnificient 18th and 19th centuries decors in A Sense of the Past exhibition. Moreover, see the city according to historian Jean Provencher in the exhibition Old-Quebec, Secrets and Stories and its Audio Tour.
Regular schedule
Until June 23 and from September 8
Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed on December 25
Summer schedule
June 24 to September 7, 2009
Musée de la civilisation, daily, 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Musée de l'Amérique française, Centre d'interpretation de Place-Royale and Chevalier House, daily, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A healthy menu, relaxing atmosphere, and a terrace with a magnificent view of the St,Lawrence River – discover the all-new Café du Campanile! A must during your visit to the Museum.
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