Notre-Dame-des-Pins

Between Beauceville and Saint-Georges de Beauce, Notre-Dame-des-Pins is the best stay in a country spot in Beauce.

Among tourist attractions and installations, there are:

• Camping La Roche d'Or
• Camping la détente

Saint-Joseph de Beauce

In the heart of the Beauce, the village of Saint-Joseph de Beauce is the fourth bigger city of this sub-region.

Among tourist attractions and installations, there are:

• Cabane à sucre La cabane à Pierre (Frampton)
• Motel Bellevue
• Musée Marius Barbeau
• Palais de Justice

Vallée-Jonction

Between Sainte-Marie and Saint-Joseph, the Vallée-Jonction village is reknowned for its train industry.

Among tourist attractions and installations, there are:

• Centre d'interprétation ferroviaire de Vallée-Jondtion
• Trains Touristiques de Chaudière-Appalaches

Sainte-Marie de Beauce

Sainte-Marie de Beauce is the entry point of Beauce, via 73 highway from Quebec. It's an industrial city and homes the "Petits Gâteaux Vachon" Museum. It's also one of the oldest cities of the Beauce and the homestead of the Taschereau family, which has provided Québec with many of its most notable citizens, including Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau, Canada's first bishop, and Louis-Alexandre Taschereau, premier of Quebec from 1920 to 1936. As you enter the city, the Sainte-Anne chapel (1892) and the impressive estate of Seignior Taschereau (1809) are worth the detour. Also be sure to visit Sainte-Marie church (1856) in the heart of town, designed byfamous architect Charles Baillargé.

Among tourist attractions and installations, there are:

• B&B Gîte Manoir Taschereau
• Hôtel Motel La Différence
• Camping la détente

Beauceville

Beauceville is one of the main cities of the Beauce Area, via 73 highway from Quebec.

Among tourist attractions and installations, there are:

• B&B Gîte Chez-Toit
• Parc des Rapides du diable
• Île Ronde (située au centre de la rivière Chaudiere centre ville de Beauceville)