Maison du Québec, St Malo

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Saint Malo Maison Du Quebec
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The Maison du Québec in Saint-Malo is a cultural space dedicated to celebrating the strong historical and cultural ties between Quebec and France. Established in 1984, it was created as a tribute to Jacques Cartier, the famous explorer from Saint-Malo who led expeditions to Canada in the 16th century. Located intra-muros, near the Tour Bidouane, it serves as a hub for Quebecois culture and heritage.

Throughout the summer months, the Maison du Québec hosts a variety of free events, including concerts, film screenings, exhibitions, and discussions that showcase Quebec’s vibrant artistic scene. Visitors can also find tourism information about Quebec, as well as resources on immigration, studies, and work opportunities in Canada. The space fosters cultural exchange, making it a unique destination for those interested in Quebec’s influence on French history.

Its location within the historic walled city of Saint-Malo makes it an ideal stop for travelers exploring the region. Whether you’re interested in history, music, or simply learning more about Quebec, the Maison du Québec offers an engaging experience that connects past and present.


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