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The bucket-list things to do — and the private, expert-led way to do each.
Here’s the bucket list for your day ashore: the most extraordinary thing to do at each stop, and the private, small-group, or expert-led way to make it yours — your own pace, real access, none of the crowd.
Step inside one of Canada's most storied jails — a working prison until 1986 — and explore its haunted corridors on an immersive guided experience. Dramatic storytelling, period cells, and spine-tingling atmosphere make this unmissable.
Visit one of Canada's most revered Marian shrines — a breathtaking riverside basilica whose rose-window light show and serene grounds are among Quebec's great spiritual landmarks. An expert guide unlocks its art, architecture, and living history.
Housed in a dramatic 1930s waterworks building on the St. Lawrence, Boréalis is a world-class museum tracing Trois-Rivières' paper-and-pulp industrial legacy with stunning interactive exhibits. A private guided visit turns it into a genuinely revelatory experience.
Explore the ruins of North America's first industrial ironworks, a National Historic Site where furnaces roared from 1730 to 1883. An expert Parks Canada interpreter brings this extraordinary piece of New France history vividly to life.
Uncover Trois-Rivières' hidden layers on a curated expert walking tour of its luminous Old Quarter — one of the oldest urban cores in North America, with 17th-century streetscapes, heritage churches, and insider stories no guidebook tells.
Step inside the extraordinary Ursuline Monastery — founded in 1697, the oldest surviving convent in North America — for a private expert-led journey through its museum of sacred art, embroidery, and New France daily life that few travellers ever experience.
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