This seigneurial home overlooking the Ottawa River, was built in the middle of the last century by Louis-Joseph Papineau, politician and lord of the Petite-Nation. The manor, the domain and all the adjacent buildings reflect the social ambitions, tastes and personality of a man who, after leaving the political arena, devoted himself to the development of this superb estate.
Manoir Papineau National Historic Site
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Vue aérienne du Manoir-Papineau © Parcs Canada
Visite guidée au salon jaune © Parcs Canada
Manoir-Papineau - visite guidée © Parcs Canada
Chaises rouges de Parcs Canada © Parcs Canada
Visitez les bâtiments du Domaine seigneurial © Parcs Canada
Entrée du Manoir-Papineau © Parcs Canada
Intérieur du Manoir-Papineau © Parcs Canada
Visite guidée nocturne Rumeurs dans la nuit © Parcs Canada
Mademoiselle Papineau et le domestique © Parcs Canada
Salle à manger © Parcs Canada
Peinture_Manoir Papineau © Parcs Canada
Le jardinier © Parcs Canada
Activities
Recreational and cultural activities
Children's entertainment
Tales and legends
Tasting
Guided tour
Land sports activities
Hiking
Documentary support
Signs / descriptive panels
Facilities
Sports and leisure
Walking trail
Well-being and relaxation
Garden
Terrace
Infrastructure and equipment
Interpretation panels
Meeting / reception room
Services
Restaurant and food services
Picnic area
Café, tea room
Admitted customers
Teens
Adults
Childrens
Groups
Groups
Entertainment available
Special schedule on request
Possible opening off-season
Reservation required
Group rate
Guided tour in english
Guided tour in french
Event
Themes
Quebec culture and heritage
Getting there
Parking
Free on-site parking
Parking for buses and coaches
Transportation services
Signposted access (blue signs)
Accessibility (Keroul)
Partial access
Wheelchair rental
Last updated: June 22, 2026
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