Access to the Plains of Abraham
The Plains of Abraham Museum is the reception and information center. You will find brochures, park maps, washrooms, a water fountain and parking ($). The reception staff will be happy to presen the activities and answer your questions.
The park is accessible for free all year round.
Programming
Immerse yourself in history and enjoy nature in the city! Exhibitions and activities for the whole family are offered year-round.
- Find out about current and upcoming Activities and Events
- Discover the trails and multifunctional paths
- View the park map to discover points of interest such as the Joan of Arc garden, Edwin-Bélanger Bandstand, La Maison Smith Café, and more
Restricted Access
The Order and Law section of the Battles exhibition will be inaccessible from May 19, 2025, until the end of March 2026 due to construction work.
Plains of Abraham Museum
DirectionsThe Plains of Abraham team strives to make it a welcoming, inspiring and inclusive space. Several measures have been implemented to facilitate access to services for people reduced mobility.
Mobility
Vehicle traffic, parking lots, bus and àVélo stations
- During the winter season, access to the park via the Cross of Sacrifice is closed to vehicle traffic
- View the park map to find parking lots
- Visit the Réseau de transport de la Capitale (RTC) website for bus access
- Visit the àVélo website for self-service electric-assist bicycles available at the Plains of Abraham Museum station
Regulations
Some activities are not permitted on the Plains of Abraham. The table below shows a non exhaustive liste of activities that are prohibited or have restrictions.
Activities related to solicitation, recruitment, advertising, promotion, etc.
Fairs, exhibitions, markets
Rental or reservation of space for private activities and picnics requiring facilities (tent, sound system, etc.)
With the exception of the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec
The use of outdoor cooking devices (BBQ, charcoal, etc.)
Camping in all its forms (except in rare cases – for example: Snow Jam and the Assault on the Capital, a military exercise)
Dogs are allowed on the Plains. They must be kept on a leash no longer than 3 meters long, and their owners must pick up their excrement for proper disposal. Plastic bag dispensers are available in the park.
Skating Rink, Edwin-Bélanger Bandstand, Joan of Arc Garden, Des Braves Park
The use of drones for personal or professional purposes
Any form of archaeological dig activities
Any form of skijoering (equestrian, canine, motorized)
Organized training activities with music
Take advantage of the facilities and equipment rentals to practice your favorite winter activities, such as skating, cross-country skiing, and sliding.
Several parking lots are available within the park. The fees may be adjusted annually.
Fill in the form and a staff member will get back to you as soon as possible. You can also join a member of the team by phone:
Phone: 418 649-6157
Toll-free: 1 855-649-6157
