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In Wendake, very close to Quebec City, you are invited to discover an enchanted journey celebrating the life and values ​​of the great Huron-Wendat Nation.As soon as night falls, along [...]

This craft workshop will enable you to make a talking stick.The talking stick is a tool that was and still is sometimes used in tribal councils to regulate speech. In short, the person holding [...]

Accompanied by a native craftswoman, this workshop will enable you to make a traditional necklace from wood beads and leather lace. The craftswoman will guide you step by step through the process, [...]

The Kabir-Kouba waterfall is a natural beauty to be discovered in Wendake. At a height of 28 metres, the Kabir Kouba falls into a 42-metre-deep canyon. From 2007 to 2009, archaeological digs [...]

Canots Légaré is the ideal place for a pleasant outing in a canoe, kayak, on a paddle board (SUP) or in a legendary rabaska. All these boats are available for rental, from May to September.On [...]

Get your fill of fresh air while exploring the picturesque landscapes of the Corridor des Cheminots. You will be able to appreciate, while traveling on the section that crosses Wendake, a mosaic [...]

Notre-Dame-de-Lorette Church is a Roman Catholic church located in Wendake. The church was classified as a heritage building in 1957 and designated a national historic site in [...]

The Fresque du peuple wendat is located at Place de la Nation, on a wall near the Saint-Charles River, at the intersection of Boulevard Bastien. [...]

KWE! KWE! Meet with the Indigenous Peoples aims to highlight the 11 indigenous Nations present in Quebec through artistic and musical performances, workshops on traditional knowledge, discussions on [...]

First Nations myths and legendsIn the Ekionkiestha' national longhouse, near a fire, let yourself be enchanted by the myths and legends of the First [...]

32 km long and laid out in 13 enchanting sectors, the linear park crisscrosses the banks of the Saint-Charles River, from the Old Port to Lake [...]

A new must in Wendake! Place Onywahtehretsih – (our ancient roots) – located at the western entrance to Old Wendake, invites visitors to take their place in the heart of Huron-Wendat myth and [...]

Located 5 minutes by car from the First Nations hotel-museum, gives visitors the unique opportunity to discover the history, culture and way of life of the [...]

Tourisme Wendake offers you a rally to discover [...]

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The Ekionkiestha’ national longhouse of the Huron-Wendat people is located a stone’s throw from the parking lot of the Huron-Wendat [...]