Located within Quebec City, Wendake is the home of the thriving Huron-Wendat people. You’ll meet them at their outstanding boutique hotel, the Hotel-Musée Premières Nations, the award-winning on-site museum, and inside the jaw dropping replica of a long house. Not far away is a 1.2-kilometre evening sound and light show through the forest, which tells their stories, legends and history through exhibits that will take your breath away.
Length of Trip: 1 – 3 days.
Cost: Click the links for the latest museum and accommodation packages and prices.
Best time to go: Open year-round
Wheelchair friendly: Yes
Family friendly: Yes
Where to eat: The onsite Restaurant La Traite weaves native ingredients into a memorable fine dining experience. It is open for breakfast and dinner.
Official Site: https://hotelpremieresnations.ca/en/
Where to Stay: The full service hotel has a variety of well appointed rooms. Click here for more information about arranging an overnight stay in the longhouse.
Getting There:The Huron-Wendat Museum is located in Wendake, which is about 15-20 minutes drive north of Quebec City. You can get there via taxi or on public transport with the RTC bus route 72 that drops you off in Wendake.
Note from Robin: A short drive from the hotel, Onhwa’ Lumina is a collaboration between Quebec’s acclaimed multimedia Motion Factory and the Wendake Tourism Office. Operating 200 days a year, $6 million dollars was invested in an immersive visitor experience to bring the history, legends, sounds, story and values of the Huron-Wendat to life.
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