The iconic Statuette of Louis XIV, located in Levis, Quebec, Canada, is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable landmarks in the entire province. The statue was crafted in 1982 by sculptor André Joubert, and it epitomizes the province’s affection towards the past monarch. The statue represents the importance of King Louis XIV as a symbol of French-Canadian culture in the nation, and people from all around the world come to admire this spectacular masterpiece. On the waterfront of the St. Lawrence River, the almost 8-meter-tall lime plaster statue stands atop a granite pedestal. The multitude of lights, flags and greenery that are placed in the statue’s surrounding area make the sight even more majestic. It is an experience you certainly don’t want to miss.
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