Village Québécois d'Antan

The Village Québécois d'Antan spans 2.8 kilometers and features 70 historic buildings, including houses, a school, and a doctor's residence from the 19th century.

Founded in 1977 by historian Claude Verrier and the Chamber of Commerce of Drummond County, this historical village opened its doors to the public in 1980.

Twenty-two guides in period costumes demonstrate traditional artisan activities, while eighteen economuseums showcase the trades and skills of Quebec's past.

Visitors can purchase general admission tickets for $39.99, which includes access to all activities, reenactments, and facilities throughout the historical village site.

The site transforms seasonally, offering summer interpretations, Halloween haunted tours, winter illuminations, and spring sugar shack experiences throughout the year.

Location: Drummondville

Inception: 1977

Official opening: 1980

Address: 1425, rue Montplaisir, Drummondville (Québec), J2C 0M2 J2C 0M2 J2C 0M2

Phone: +8194781441

Email: renseignements@villagequebecois.com

Website: http://villagequebecois.com

GPS coordinates: 45.89464,-72.48704

Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:45