Levis Travel Guide

Welcome to Levis, QC!

Situated on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River opposite Quebec City, the area around the City of Levis, Quebec, was originally settled by Europeans in the early 17th century and was occupied by First Nations peoples for thousands of years previous. Unsurprisingly, history and culture abound in the city and lucky visitors have the opportunity to experience both. Begin a trip by exploring the neighbourhood of Le Vieux-Levis (Old Levis), which features historic homes like Maison Alphonse-Desjardins and Maison Natale de Louis Frechette, as well as Fort Levis National Historic Site of Canada, constructed in the 19th century to protect Canada from potential American invasions. Those who want a hand finding all of the best spots in Old Levis can hop aboard a shuttle bus tour and let professional guides lead the excursion. Admire works by local artists at one of the city's four art galleries, which include the Galerie d'art Vieux-Levis and the Galerie Louise-Carrier, and see more historic sites cycling the Levis portion of La Route Verte.

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