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Lévis Forts National Historic Site

Chaudière-Appalaches
Historic site

Explore with your family the last British fortification built on Canadian soil. A series of three detached forts were erected between 1865 and 1872 on Québec City's south shore to protect the city against a possible American invasion following the Civil War. You'll be impressed by Fort No. 1, the only remaining fort, which features remarkable technological innovations of the period. Wander through its vaulted tunnels, casemates, and other intriguing underground installations, and climb the fortification to see an impressive Armstrong cannon and to access to magnificent views of Québec City. You will also find the perfect picnic spot.

Schedule

Mid-June to end of August: everyday / End of August to mid-October: Saturday and Sunday
41, chemin du Gouvernement, Lévis, G6V 7E1

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Placeholder EAQ

Parks Canada in Quebec

Interests

Art and culture

Regions

Chaudière-Appalaches

Activities

Historic site
Scenic lookout
Guided tours

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