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Hydro-Québec - Électrium

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2001 Rue Michael-Faraday, Sainte-Julie, Québec, J3E 1Y2, Canada
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Jul 31, 2018
Really great activity to do with the whole family or just by yourself. One of the rare activities that are actually 100% free even packing, big bonus. it's not a big place but doesn't have to be because everything is well set up and cool and interactive. better suited for children 6-99 although I went with my almost 3year old daughter and had lots of fun. they even have a cool lightning ball that puts static in your hair it's really cool... I will be going back with my 7 year old as she did not get to go yet. you can take a guided tour that is about 1h30min or walk through freely both are great options and staff are super nice. voluntary donations are accepted but are not necessary.

Jul 23, 2018
I will start with one of the best parts : the tour it is completely free. Then, another best part of course, it is that you can learn a bunch of things about electricity with a trained guide. This activity is good for both children and parents and you can spend several hours without getting bored.

Jul 23, 2018
Thankfully I called to get extra info before leaving with 5 kids...no English tours avaiable today since it is Monday and they have the extra activities planned. The reason we wanted to go today, a Monday, is because of the extra activities offered on Mondays! Not impressed

Aug 4, 2018
Small but nice museum with many interactive ways to learn about electricity.

Jul 31, 2018
Good for kids, very interactive

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