Forillon National Park is a beautiful place in Gaspé, Quebec, where land meets the sea. It features stunning cliffs, diverse wildlife, and hiking trails that offer breathtaking views.

The Gaspesie and Jacques-Cartier Monument Museum showcases the rich history and culture of the Gaspé peninsula. It features permanent exhibitions and a bronze monument honoring Jacques Cartier's landing.

The MicMac of Gesbeg Interpretation Site showcases the culture and history of the local Mi'kmaq group. Visitors can explore a re-created village, attend workshops, and join guided tours in English and French.

Birthplace of Canada in Gaspé shows how life was in the 1900s. Visitors can see historical figures sharing stories and the famous reconstructed Jacques Cartier Cross from 1534.

Chute de la Riviere-aux-Emeraudes is a stunning waterfall located in Gaspé. Visitors enjoy the beautiful views and the sound of rushing water, which make it a great spot for photography and nature walks.