Lévis Forts National Historic Site
Walk through the dark vaulted tunnels of Fort No.1 and discover this last British fortification erected on Canadian soil which bears witness to remarkable technological innovations. Costume your children then take advantage, in broad daylight, of the superb panorama with the family for a picnic.
Visiting Lévis Forts National Historic Site
Activities and experiences
Things to do, guided tours, costumed family activities, school programs, free events and much more.
Plan your visit
Maps and directions, how to get here, hours of operations, best time to visit.
Fees
Daily visitor fees, program fees, and more. Free admission for youth.
Safety and guidelines
Visitors guidelines.
About Lévis Forts National Historic Site
Culture and history
History, architecture, photos et vidéos.
Stewardship and management
Film and photography, management plan, management plan consultation report, F.A.Q.
Contact us
Lévis Forts National Historic Site
General information :
1 888 773-8888 (toll free)
quebec.ev-ve@pc.gc.ca
For emergencies within the historic site:
418-835-5182
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