At the heart of the village A few remote houses set on a bank of pebbles and the ocean as far as the eye can see: that’s Miquelon! A village that seems so peaceful …and yet! Discover the fascinating history of this little community by visiting its many landmarks, including the museum, the wharf and the church...
Pioneers island Outside the port of Saint-Pierre, Ile-aux-Marins, buffeted by winds and waves, long witnessed the fate of a community of fishermen and pioneers. The remnants of the intense human activity undertaken by the inhabitants, who often faced harsh living conditions, can be observed by visiting the whar...
1922, Saint-Pierre : a legendary Rum-Runner arrives in an empty harbour, hit by the recession since the beginning of the 20th century. This would be the starting point of an unexpected and salutary prosperity. Between North-American bans and French interests, dive at the heart of alcohol smuggling !
Departure from l'Arche and arriv...
If you’re an explorer at heart, le Caillou Blanc offers you a short guided visit of the island, its city and its scenery aboard a minivan. This tour, which can be reserved in advance or, depending upon availability, the same day, can be tailored to fit your interests: Jean-Claude and Maryvonne will be happy to advise you!
Sit comfortably on one of our buses and let our guides, passionate about their island, introduce you to the history, geography, culture and people of Saint-Pierre and its surroundings.
Historical tour of the city A loop through the city’s old districts to discover the various key themes that run through Saint-Pierre’s history and heritage: fishing, housing, the different types of architecture, fires and prohibition.
From basement to atticA fascinating visit where you’ll learn about the houses of Saint-Pierre: their characteristics and how they evolved over time. You’ll discover how the lifestyle and needs of the people, as well as the setting, impacted Saint-Pierre’s architecture through the years.
The influence of French architectureWith its French institutions and urban design in a North-American setting, the city of Saint-Pierre is unique. This tour will help you understand the city and its mix of architectural traditions.
Fish and menFrom the arrival of its first inhabitants, the city of Saint-Pierre and its coastline were developed around fishing. From the shore to the downtown area, this visit explains the history and workings of this industry which played a key role in all aspects of local life.
In search of our prehistoric past On the trail of Our Pre-History. A walk throught the Anse à Henry archeological site, where history gets lost in the mists of time. waterproof walking shoes are recommended.
Searching for our ancestors Through its various graves—some of which are unusual—Saint-Pierre’s cemetery evokes the history of its people. This tour tells of the origins of the inhabitants, the reasons they settled here and the tragic events and wars that often cost them their lives.
Along the shipwreck trail Take off on an adventure along the roads of Miquelon-Langlade and discover the riches of these islands, where people learned to adapt despite the harsh climate and where the sea—alternatively beautiful and violent—could either sustain or destroy, depending on its mood. Formerly the backdro...
The Frenchi's Tours are guided tours adapted to your personal taste. You will have to chose between several packages which propose tour of the island, nature discovery, shopping accompanying and BBQ or wine tasting. You will find all you wish for!
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At the heart of the village A few remote houses set on a bank of pebbles and the ocean as far as the eye can see: that’s Miquelon! A village that seems so peaceful …and yet! Discover the fascinating history of this little community by visiting its many landmarks, including the museum, the wharf and the church...
At the heart of the village A few remote houses set on a bank of pebbles and the ocean as far as the eye can see: that’s Miquelon! A village that seems so peaceful …and yet! Discover the fascinating history of this little community by visiting its many landmarks, including the museum, the wharf and the church...
The downtown area witnessed several fires through the years. Discover the causes of the great fire of 1867 and its effects on the city’s urban design and architecture.
Located in the former public school of l’Île aux Marins, as well as in the Maison Jézéquel and the Maison Grise, this museum houses part of the collections belonging to the Association de Sauvegarde du Patrimoine de l’Archipel (association for the conservation of the archipelago’s heritage): objects from the past illustrating everyday prac...
Discover this must-visit cultural site, which is home to both the Archives and the Museum of the Territorial Collectivity of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. The high-quality scenography allows visitors to step back in time and discover the history and stories of the archipelago, including the guillotine, kept here as a remembrance of the past. N...
If you enjoy learning about the history of the archipelago, the Heritage Museum is a must. It displays objects that testify to the social, economic and religious development of the last two centuries.
This small museum, which bears witness to the Acadian origins of the island’s inhabitants, displays many surprising objects illustrating their customs and activities: a journey back in time! The museum's visit is included in the guided tour << History and Heritage >> of the Maison de la Nature et de l'Environnement.
This organization offers several immersion programs to meet demand and the needs of particular audiences (school groups, students, adults in continuing education programs, individuals). The archipelago becomes a big classroom for language learners! You’ll explore French culture through language practice, tours, history, etc. Progra...
All year long, the Saint-Pierre Cultural and Sports Center organizes courses, concerts, film showings and lectures. Perfect if you’re an art lover, film buff, athlete, or just curious—whether you live here or are visiting!
With significant local resources at its disposal (books, periodicals, maps, old photographs and other media), frequent exhibits and a children’s space, the multimedia library is the ideal place to enjoy a moment of peace between two outings.
If you feel like doing sports during your visit, head to the Miquelon recreation center, where you’ll surely find an activity that will please you among the many possibilities: soccer, basketball, handball, karate, tennis and archery and more.
CENTRE D’INFORMATION TOURISTIQUE
SAINT-PIERRE
Près de la Place du Général de Gaulle
BP 4208 - CP 97500 - Saint-Pierre
Phone:+508 41 02 00
saint-pierre@spm-tourisme.fr
CENTRE D’INFORMATION TOURISTIQUE
MIQUELON
MNE - Place des Ardilliers
BP 4208 - CP 97500 - Miquelon-Langlade
Phone: +508 41 02 01
miquelon@spm-tourisme.fr
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