A witness to two centuries of epic fishing history in Gaspésie, the Banc-de-Pêche-de-Paspébiac Historic Site features 11 outstanding period buildings. Discover the exceptional architectural charms of this site and the largest wooden structure in North America, built in 1838-1840.
Through theatrical performances, relive the great adventure of the two largest Jersey Island fishing companies of the 18th and 19th centuries, the Charles Robin Company and LeBoutillier Brothers. Also watch traditional shipbuilding, net-mending, blacksmithing and barrel-making demonstrations.
Learn about history’s influence on the development of Eastern Canada’s fisheries by means of a permanent exhibit, theatrical performances and a multimedia display.
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From June to mid-October
- Schedule
- Daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Cost
- $7/adult, $6/senior, $5/student, $15/family, free for children under 6. Special rate for groups.
- Note for this reservation
- Required for groups only
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Cash
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Interac
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MasterCard
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Visa
- Activities available in summer
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Guided Tours
The Banc-de-Paspébiac Historic Site consists of 11 buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries that were owned by two Jersey Island companies (Charles Robin Company and LeBoutillier Brothers). The architectural charms of the site are unique.
Industrial Heritage
The Banc-de-Paspébiac Historic Site consists of 11 buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries that were owned by two Jersey Island companies (Charles Robin Company and LeBoutillier Brothers). The architectural charms of the site are unique.
Interpretation Sites
The Banc-de-Paspébiac Historic Site consists of 11 buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries that were owned by two Jersey Island companies (Charles Robin Company and LeBoutillier Brothers). The architectural charms of the site are unique.
Maritime Heritage
The Banc-de-Paspébiac Historic Site consists of 11 buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries that were owned by two Jersey Island companies (Charles Robin Company and LeBoutillier Brothers). The architectural charms of the site are unique.
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- Services
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Childrens playground
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Picnic area
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Pets allowed on leashes only
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Boutique
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Restaurant or snack bar
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Free parking
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- How to get there
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Via Route 132, in the heart of the village of Paspébiac, on 3e Rue.
- Affiliations and distinctions
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Affiliation
Tourisme Gaspésie
Distinctions
Recognized as a nationally important historic site by the Historic Site and Monuments Board of Canada since 2002
Recognized as a historic site by Québec's Ministry of Culture and Communications since 1981
Certified Quality Tourisme Gaspésie
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