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| [[Basilica of Saint-Antoine]] || [[Image:Basilica of Saint Denis, Paris, France.JPG|200px|center]] || 11 July 1924 || [[Port-du-Roy]] || Catholic basilica || Cultural
| [[Basilica of Saint-Antoine]] || [[Image:Basilica of Saint Denis, Paris, France.JPG|200px|center]] || 11 July 1924 || [[Port-du-Roy]] || Catholic basilica || Cultural
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| [[Château de Séllière]] || [[Image:Fairmont Le Château Frontenac - May 2019.jpg|200px|center || 26 April 1936 || [[Saint-Philippe]] ||Castle of the governors and former viceroys of Louvier|| Historical
| [[Château de Séllière]] || [[Image:Fairmont Le Château Frontenac - May 2019.jpg|200px|center]] || 26 April 1936 || [[Saint-Philippe]] ||Castle of the governors and former viceroys of Louvier|| Historical
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| [[Tourelle Museum]] || [[Image:Gatineau, Québec - Site patrimonial du Quartier-du-Musée - exemple de maison - 01.jpg|200px|center]] || 16 January 1985 || [[Saint-Philippe]] ||  Museum dedicated to the painter and sculptor Charles Tourelle, known as "Le Petite Artiste". It houses more than 1,500 works of art, personal items and artifacts from Tourelle.|| Historical
| [[Tourelle Museum]] || [[Image:Gatineau, Québec - Site patrimonial du Quartier-du-Musée - exemple de maison - 01.jpg|200px|center]] || 16 January 1985 || [[Saint-Philippe]] ||  Museum dedicated to the painter and sculptor Charles Tourelle, known as "Le Petite Artiste". It houses more than 1,500 works of art, personal items and artifacts from Tourelle.|| Historical
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| [[Souillon Cemetery]] || [[Image:Pere Lachaise Chemin Errazu.jpg|200px|center]] || 24 February 1948 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || Cemetery where many historical, political, and military figures are buried || Cultural
| [[Souillon Cemetery]] || [[Image:Pere Lachaise Chemin Errazu.jpg|200px|center]] || 24 February 1948 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || It is the largest cemetery in Louvier. Many famous people are buried there. || Cultural
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| [[Monument of Antoine de Marelle I]] || [[Image:Monument d’Honoré Mercier, premier ministre du Québec, 1887-1891, Canada.jpg|200px|center]] || 23 November 1975 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || Monument in honor of King Antoine de Marelle I, first king of the kingdom of Louvier and hero of the war of independence || Culture
| [[Monument of Antoine de Varelle I]] || [[Image:Monument d’Honoré Mercier, premier ministre du Québec, 1887-1891, Canada.jpg|200px|center]] || 23 November 1975 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || Monument in honor of King Antoine de Varelle I, first king of the kingdom of Louvier and hero of the war of independence || Culture
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| [[Vieille Place]] || [[Image:Place Royale at night, Vieux-Québec, Quebec ville, Canada.jpg|200px|center]] || 18 May 1997 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || Historic square of Old Saint-Philippe || Historical
| [[Vieille Place]] || [[Image:Place Royale at night, Vieux-Québec, Quebec ville, Canada.jpg|200px|center]] || 18 May 1997 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || Historic square of Old Saint-Philippe || Historical
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| [[Grandes-Chutes]] || [[Image:Montmorency waterfall, Québec, Québec.jpg|200px|center]] || 2 October 1969 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || Waterfalls located next to Saint-Philippe and flowing into the Saint-Pierre river|| Culture
| [[Grandes-Chutes]] || [[Image:Montmorency waterfall, Québec, Québec.jpg|200px|center]] || 2 October 1969 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || Waterfalls located next to Saint-Philippe and flowing into the Saint-Pierre river|| Culture
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| [[Palais royal]] || [[Image:Parliament building of Quebec Canada.jpg|200px|center]] || 15 October 1965 || [[Saint-Philippe]] || Royal residence of the Kings of Louvier || Historical
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Latest revision as of 13:47, 21 February 2023

A National Landmark (Lysian: Monument National) is a building, object, site, natural feature, or structure that is officially recognized by the Louvian government for its noteworthy historical, political, cultural, or scientific significance. The Centre of National Monuments (Lysian : Centre des monuments nationaux) under the Louvian Ministry of Culture is responsible for the classification and maintenance of national landmarks.

List of Landmarks

Landmark Name Image Date Designated Location Description Type
Basilica of Saint-Antoine
Basilica of Saint Denis, Paris, France.JPG
 11 July 1924 Port-du-Roy Catholic basilica Cultural
Château de Séllière
Fairmont Le Château Frontenac - May 2019.jpg
 26 April 1936 Saint-Philippe Castle of the governors and former viceroys of Louvier Historical
Tourelle Museum
Gatineau, Québec - Site patrimonial du Quartier-du-Musée - exemple de maison - 01.jpg
 16 January 1985 Saint-Philippe Museum dedicated to the painter and sculptor Charles Tourelle, known as "Le Petite Artiste". It houses more than 1,500 works of art, personal items and artifacts from Tourelle. Historical
Souillon Cemetery
Pere Lachaise Chemin Errazu.jpg
 24 February 1948 Saint-Philippe It is the largest cemetery in Louvier. Many famous people are buried there. Cultural
Monument of Antoine de Varelle I
Monument d’Honoré Mercier, premier ministre du Québec, 1887-1891, Canada.jpg
 23 November 1975 Saint-Philippe Monument in honor of King Antoine de Varelle I, first king of the kingdom of Louvier and hero of the war of independence Culture
Vieille Place
Place Royale at night, Vieux-Québec, Quebec ville, Canada.jpg
 18 May 1997 Saint-Philippe Historic square of Old Saint-Philippe Historical
Grandes-Chutes
Montmorency waterfall, Québec, Québec.jpg
 2 October 1969 Saint-Philippe Waterfalls located next to Saint-Philippe and flowing into the Saint-Pierre river Culture
Palais royal
Parliament building of Quebec Canada.jpg
 15 October 1965 Saint-Philippe Royal residence of the Kings of Louvier Historical
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