I Remember

The permanent exhibition 'Je me souviens' (I Remember) retraces the epic journey of the « 22 » through its 110 years of history, highlighting the key moments and the soldiers who shaped this infantry unit.

General Information

Activity Type
General
AGE
All Ages
DATE
May 27, 2014
27
May 2014
-
January 2, 2030
2
January 2030
TIME
LOCATION
1, Côte de la Citadelle, Quebec City (QC), G1R 3R2
INCLUDED WITH ADMISSION

Rates & Ticketing

General Admission

General admission includes a 60-minute outdoor guided tour of the Citadelle and free access to the Royal 22e Régiment Museum, located in the East Casemate at the Citadelle's entrance.

Adult
22$
Senior (65+)
20$
Student (18+)
20$
11 to 17 years old
8$
10 years old and under
Free
Family (max. 2 adults and 3 children - under 18)
50$

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110 Years of History of the Royal 22nd Regiment

In 1914, during the First World War, the 22^e Canadian-French Battalion was created in response to popular demand. It allowed French Canadians to serve in their language. Francophones from Canada and the United States joined the 22^e Battalion (now the Royal 22^e Régiment) and fought in Europe.

The permanent exhibition Je me souviens (I Remember) follows the epic journey of the «22» through the key moments of its 110 years of history and the lives of the soldiers who formed and continue to form this infantry unit.

The Citadelle: Its History and Architecture

A space is dedicated to the history of the Citadelle de Québec, from the time of New France until the arrival of the Royal 22^e Régiment on the site in 1920. The military built heritage of the Citadel is also highlighted thanks to the original vaults of the East casemate, a historic building where the Museum is located, and in the interpretation kiosks dealing with the architecture of the Citadel.