Specialty:
"Musée Des Ursulines plays an essential role in the city's educational and religious history, with a presence of over 300 years by the Ursulines. Visitors are invited to discover an abbey, a school, and a hospital. The museum features different themed exhibits each year, permanent exhibitions in the old refectory, and guided visits to the historic chapel. The staff offers various activities that appeal to both toddlers and adults. Musée Des Ursulines also provides educational activities and programs adapted for children in CPEs. The historic site is excellent for learning about the history of the convent and the boarding school. You can also learn about the past and present of Trois-Rivières, as well as Quebec's history, culture, and art. Nearby is Port Park, which offers a superb view of the St. Lawrence River. They were pioneers of the city in their mission to educate and care for the sick. They left behind richly decorated buildings, nearly 15,000 antique objects, and countless souvenirs. It offers wheelchair accessibility.
2026 Highlights: Housed in a preserved 17th-century monastery, the site features hand-carved altars, gilded art, and embroidered textiles, highlighting the nuns’ craftsmanship plus the region’s history of healthcare and education."
