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Service from Montreal, Drummondville, Rivière-du-Loup, and Rimouski.

Service from Montreal and Drummondville to Charny station.

Société des traversiers du Québec operates a ferry between Lévis and Quebec City. Crossing time is approximately 10 minutes.

The only remaining vestige of a 19th century shipyard in Quebec in a unique museum covering the history from 1829 to 1989. The site offers exhibitions at the interpretation centre. Guided tours or self-guided tours.

Built in 1822.

Built in 1789.

A public park in Lévis featuring the Chaudière River Falls, located at the northern end, near its mouth. These last falls of the Chaudière River have a height difference of 35m, making them the largest on this watercourse.

A group of three forts that were an integral part of the Québec fortifications, built by the British Army to defend Québec City from Lévis south of the St. Lawrence River. Fort No. 1 was built by the British Army, while the other two were built by the Worthington brothers, all three in 1865. Fort No.

Neo-Gothic style residence built between 1882 and 1884 for Alphonse Desjardins, founder of the Desjardins credit unions, who lived there until his death in 1920, now serving as an interpretation centre. It housed the first credit union in Quebec. It is classified as a heritage building.

Birthplace of the poet Louis Fréchette built by his father between 1837 and 1841, combining the neoclassical style and the architecture of New England from the 17th and 18th centuries.

The Saint-Nicolas Heritage Site is a small municipal historic district located in the western part of Lévis. It encompasses a group of a half-dozen properties and their dependencies that developed around the estate of a major family.

Multifunctional path (cycling, pedestrian, skating) along the St. Lawrence River for 15 km; this cycle route is part of Route Verte 1. Throughout the route, this path offers views of the Pierre-Laporte and Québec bridges, Cap Diamant, Old Québec (and the fortifications), Château Frontenac, the towers of the Upper…

Quai Paquet is a 2,400 square-meter urban park located on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, at the base of the Lévis cliff. Quai Paquet offers a panorama of the Château Frontenac and Québec City, day or night.

Mall in Lévis with about 100 stores, including a Raynaud-Bray bookstore.