Boréalis is a heritage museum in Trois-Rivières dedicated to Québec’s pulp-and-paper and forestry history.
Location: Trois-Rivières, QC
Season: Open for all seasons
Boréalis is located in a former Canadian International Paper filtration plant, the museum combines immersive exhibitions, authentic industrial spaces, interactive activities, and stories about the workers and communities shaped by the industry.
Best Features
- Immersive Transformations exhibition exploring the evolution of the paper industry
- Historic former Canadian International Paper facility
- Panoramic views where the Saint-Maurice River meets the St. Lawrence River
- Historic water tower and surrounding walkway
Why It's Popular
Boréalis is popular because it offers a distinctive way to discover Trois-Rivières' industrial and forestry heritage through immersive storytelling, authentic historic spaces, interactive exhibits, and scenic riverside views. It is also suitable for families and cultural travelers.
Museum Visits, Interactive Exhibitions, Guided Tours, Audio Tours, Paper-Making Workshops, River Cruises, Walking Tours, Photography
Free Parking, Picnic Area, Restaurant Terrace, Gift Shop, Restrooms, Wi-Fi, Bike Rack, Wheelchair Accessibility, Elevator, Baby-Changing Facilities
Industrial Heritage, Cultural Discovery, Immersive Storytelling, Riverside Views, Family Learning, Historical Exploration, Interactive Discovery
