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| [[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 | | [[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 | | [[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 | | [[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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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 |
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| Basilica of Saint-Antoine |  |
11 July 1924 | Port-du-Roy | Catholic basilica | Cultural |
| Château de Séllière |  |
26 April 1936 | Saint-Philippe | Castle of the governors and former viceroys of Louvier | Historical |
| Tourelle Museum |  |
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 |  |
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 |  |
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 |  |
18 May 1997 | Saint-Philippe | Historic square of Old Saint-Philippe | Historical |
| Grandes-Chutes |  |
2 October 1969 | Saint-Philippe | Waterfalls located next to Saint-Philippe and flowing into the Saint-Pierre river | Culture |
| Palais royal |  |
15 October 1965 | Saint-Philippe | Royal residence of the Kings of Louvier | Historical |
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