Salmon fishing site on the Natashquan River.
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Maisons Vigneault
Heritage and family site of Gilles Vigneault, internationally renowned singer-songwriter. This building turns out to be the birthplace of Gilles Vigneault.
Museum whose exterior is in red shingles.
Les Galets
Formerly, on this site, fishermen salted and stored cod. Each building on the site has its own story told by the elders. Site classified as a heritage site by the Ministry of Culture.
La vieille école (musée)
Local history museum. This building, built in 1913, was moved from Chemin d'en Haut to its current site, near a wooded area. In 2006, the people of the village devoted more than 2000 volunteer hours to restore this old school where great historical figures studied there: Gilles Vigneault, as well as Landry, Bourgeois, Lapierre, Cormier, Carbonneau and Hounsell . Today, this museum houses an exhibition evoking the work of Gilles Vigneault. This museum translates the soul of the village through stories of fishing, hunting, trapping, relations between natives and non-natives, songs, music... The Vieille École won the "Gala reconnaissance " in the "Tourist Attraction" category in 2008; in addition, the "Grand Prix du tourisme québécois" was awarded to him in 2009.
Centre d'interprétation Le Bord du Cap
Reconstruction of the Natashquan general store, souvenir shop.
Les galets de Natashquan
Historical reconstruction site.