Henry-Stuart House

A precious heritage
Classified by the Quebec’s ministry of Culture and designated National Historic Site by the Minister of Canadian Heritage.

Situated on the prestigious Grande Allée road in Quebec stands a remarkably preserved 19th century cottage surrounded by a breathtaking garden retreat.

A guided tour of this charming house and garden will thoroughly explain the history of the Stuart family and its authentic decor, which represented the way of life of the Anglophone middle-class of Quebec at the beginning of the 20th century.

In this intimate domestic setting, you will get a chance experience tea-time at the Stuart’s, accompanied by some delightful lemon cake.

Property of le Conseil des monuments et sites du Québec, the Henry-Stuart House and its garden are classified cultural property of Quebec and Canada. Guided tours of the house are offered during the summer.

Tea and home-made lemon cake are served during the one-hour visit.

Summer guided tours

From June 25 to September 5, 2011

Wednesday to Sunday every hour 13 to 16: incl.

Visitors are requested to arrive a few minutes before the hour.

Admission (taxes included)

• Adults: $8
• Children 6-12: $3

Reservations required for groups of 6 or more;
maximum 12 people

Contact us:
Henry-Stuart House
82, Grande Allée Ouest Québec (Québec)
G1R 2G6
Telephone : 418 647-4347 or 1 800 494-4347
email : cmsq@cmsq.qc.ca


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