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Trois-Rivières

Trois-Rivières, Quebec
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Vibrant, historic, modern - this is the Trois-Rivières greeting visitors today. Founded in 1634 as the second permanent settlement in New France, Trois-Rivières is Canada’s oldest industrial city.

For a forty year period in the early 1900s, Trois-Rivières was known as the pulp and paper industry capital of the world with five mills in operation. Today only two mills are operating and a visit to Borealis History Centre will allow you to feel the heat, smell, humidity and noise of the paper industry of the 20th century and see how paper was made.

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To discover the historic downtown core, take a walking tour along the Heritage Trail or enjoy a relaxing stroll in the gardens of Our Lady of the Cape Shrine.

Get a different perspective of the city from the St Lawrence River on a 90 minute boat cruise or get a sense of what life was like behind bars on a visit to the Old Prison.

There are so many things to do in Trois-Rivières, you'll have difficulty deciding. Consider an overnight stop here in your motorhome so you can enjoy Trois-Rivières by both day and night. RV campgrounds are dotted around the outskirts of the city.

A City of Trifluvians

Small islands at the conflluence of the Saint-Maurice and St Lawrence Rivers divide the river into three mouths, giving Trois-Rivières its name. The city's inhabitants are known as "Trifluvians".


Musée-des-Ursulines-de-Trois-Rivières. Photo: QuebecOriginal/Linda Turgeon
Laviolette Bridge, Trois-Rivières. Photo: QuebecOriginal/Linda-Turgeon
Moulin-seigneurial-de-Tonnancour-Trois-Rivieres. Photo: QuebecOriginal/Linda Turgeon
Musée Québécois-de-culture-populaire. Photo: QuebecOriginal/LindaTurgeon

Trois-Rivières

Nestled on the St Lawrence waterfront, Trois-Rivières is a city bursting with urban appeal and cultural diversity.  TRes festive, TRes gourmet, TRes cultural, TRes memorable, TRes Trois-Rivières.
Video courtesy of Tourism Trois-Rivières

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The museum of papermaking (Borealis) was very informative. I took a self-guided tour with a headset - it was worth the modest admission fee.
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Went to the Old Prison which was closed in 1986 because of unhealthy conditions. Felt sorry for the former inmates there but it was a good insight into old prison conditions.
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