Petite chapelle de Tadoussac (Chapelle des Indiens)

Visiting the Chapel of the Indians is diving into the religious history of Quebec. This unique museum allows you to discover the significance of missions and Indigenous culture. With its wooden architecture and peaceful atmosphere, the chapel is a place for reflection and learning, distinguished by its authenticity and historical charm.

• Guided tour: Explore the museum path with a guide who shares fascinating stories about the missions.
• Architecture discovery: Admire the oldest wooden church in North America, an exceptional example of religious architecture.
• Religious events: Attend the annual Sainte-Anne mass celebrated in the chapel every July 26.
• Temporary exhibitions: Discover exhibitions highlighting the history and culture of Indigenous communities.
• Virtual tour: Access a virtual tour of the chapel to learn more about its history and significance.

Nearby the chapel, you can explore the charming village of Tadoussac, known for its stunning landscapes and outdoor activities. Don't miss trying local restaurants that offer regional specialties, as well as whale watching excursions that Tadoussac is famous for.

The Chapel of the Indians is easily accessible by car, with parking options nearby. For those using public transport, bus services serve the area, making access to the site easier.

The best time to visit the chapel is from May to October when the site is open to the public. It is recommended to book in advance, especially for groups. The chapel is accessible to families and people with reduced mobility, with suitable facilities. Wear comfortable clothing to explore the site.