The J.A. Moisan house was built in 1805, then rebuilt in 1846 following one of the largest fires recorded in Quebec. It remains to this day one of the most photographed and beautiful properties in this city. It offers you an unforgettable experience by ...
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Next to the heritage church, the microbrewery is at the heart of Sainte-Famille. Modern, rustic-inspired pub, reminding us of the history of Île d'Orléans. Le Mitan offering a varied choice of craft beers brewed in the microbrewery. The covered terrace ...
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Vignoble du Mitan offers several products from more than 9,000 vine plants of different grape varieties. You will discover white, red and rosé wines, a late harvest, fortified wines and an ice wine. During your visit, you are at the heart of the estate ...
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A stop is required at the Chocolaterie de l'Île d'Orléans. Recognized throughout the province, the Chocolaterie's products are handmade from Belgian chocolate without additives. Enjoy creamy chocolates, refreshing sorbets, delicious ice creams, including ...
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The 11-hectare Vignoble Isle de Bacchus takes its name from the appellation given to Île d'Orléans by Jacques Cartier in 1535: “Isle de Bacchus”, given the abundance of indigenous vines. On site, you can taste the wines produced there, take an outdoor ...
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Proud of its Québec roots, this brewery is your invitation to a world of discovery. Artisanal beers made using local ingredients and inspired by English, German, Belgian, American and Scottish brews. Excellent pub food that also puts the accent on local ...
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