La maison de La Grande Ferme et sa galerie, au pied du Cap Tourmente

Musée de La Grande Ferme

Nearly four centuries of history to discover

In Saint-Joachim, at the foot of Cap Tourmente, Musée de La Grande Ferme invites you into a story closely tied to New France, the Séminaire de Québec and the Côte-de-Beaupré.

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Nearly four centuries of history

1641
Construction of the first stone house
1685
The first church of Saint-Joachim stands at the heart of the estate
1759
British troops attack La Grande Ferme
1866
Construction of the present house
1975
The site’s heritage value is formally recognized
1979
La Grande Ferme becomes a museum

A story to discover

The history of La Grande Ferme reaches back to the 17th century and follows the major events that shaped this territory: the first farms, the presence of Bishop François de Laval, the development of Saint-Joachim, daily life on the estate, the Conquest of 1759 and the transformation of the property into a place of heritage and transmission. Today, the museum brings this history to life through objects, rooms, exhibitions and stories.

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Open Tuesday to Sunday. Guided tours at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Free parking.

Hours and admission