La Chapelle des Indiens © A.Quenneville
Chapelle avec vue sur le Fleuve Saint-Laurent © B.Cecile
169, rue du Bord-de-l'Eau, Tadoussac
A national historic site, this little chapel, built in 1747, is the oldest wooden church still in existence in North America. The first mass was celebrated here by the Jesuits in 1750. A multimedia projection on the chapel ceiling recounts missionary life in New France.
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Free admission and paid parking on site.
Other fees may apply. Indicative prices, please check with the establishment.
Petite chapelle de Tadoussac (Chapelle des Indiens) is located in Tadoussac (Côte-Nord), about 185 km from Quebec City as the crow flies.
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Petite chapelle de Tadoussac (Chapelle des Indiens) is located at 169, rue du Bord-de-l'Eau, Tadoussac, in the Côte-Nord region. It is about 185 km from Quebec City as the crow flies.
Yes, admission is free. Some activities or services may have a fee.
Yes: paid parking on site.
Yes, children are welcome.
Yes, a lookout or observation tower offers a panoramic view.
Yes, guided tours are offered. For groups, they are offered in French and in English.
Yes, groups are welcome, reservation required and with a group rate. Contact the establishment to plan your visit.
You can reach the establishment by phone at 418 235-4324 or on its website: chapelletadoussac.com.
Petite chapelle de Tadoussac (Chapelle des Indiens) is one of the outing ideas listed by Sortir au Québec in Tadoussac. Explore more activities, festivals and discoveries across Québec.
Last updated: January 7, 2026
