Tourisme Wendake offers a rallie to discover [...]

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Cyclists, hikers and rollerbladers Breath in some fresh air on a picturesque destination: Corridor des Cheminots. In the Wendake section, you’ll find a “mosaiculture” representing the emblem [...]

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Kwe! We would like to welcome you to the “ONHOÜA CHETEK8E” Traditional Huron Site. Open year round, the site gives visitors a unique opportunity to discover the history, culture and lifestyle of [...]

The Huron-Wendat Fresco is located at Place de la Nation, on a wall near the Saint-Charles River, at the intersection of Bastien [...]

The discovery package offers a guided tour of the Huron-Wendat Museum, its exhibitions, and cultural sites. This activity lasts 2 hours and 15 minutes and includes: Visit of the permanent [...]

The 28-meter-high Kabir Kouba Falls is overlooked by a 42-meter-deep canyon. From 2007 to 2009, archeological excavations uncovered the remains of the flour, saw and paper mills, built in the 18th [...]

Explore Old Wendake at your own pace and find out why the Huron-Wendat Nation has been there for so [...]

First Nations Myths & Legends In the National Ekionkiestha' Longhouse, sitting by a fire, let yourself be mesmerized by the myths and legends of the First [...]

Notre-Dame-de-Lorette Church is a church of Roman Catholic tradition located in the Huron-Wendat community of Wendake. It was classified as a heritage building in 1957 and designated a national [...]

A must in Wendake! Onywahtehretsih place “our ancien roots” offers visitors to take place in the heart of the myths and culture at the west entrance of Old-Wendake. You can listen the “Creation [...]

The legendary hospitality of the Huron-Wendat Nation permeates the Tourilli sector, located in the Laurentian Wildlife [...]

Explore the magnificent 32 km hiking trail running the length of Saint-Charles River, from its mouth in the Old Port to its source at Saint-Charles [...]

You will make a traditional necklace.  On a leather string, you will choose the ornaments and learn about their meanings for the Huron-Wendat [...]

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Located in the heart of Old Wendake, construction of Tsawenhohi House began in 1807 and was completed in 1820. Tsawenhohi was the name of the first Grand Chief to live in the house, Nicolas Vincent [...]