The largest chocolate factory in the Laurentians invites you to discover delicious fine chocolates, eclectic creations, a reinvented snack bar and activities for the whole family. Tours, courses, and workshops are also offered. Come by bike or snowmobile ...
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The Resto-brasserie Le Presbytère is established in the former presbytery of Saint-Stanislas where the Daughters of Jesus resided until 2006. Today, this is the ideal meeting place for couples, friends and groups. In total, 213 places are available to ...
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Intermiel, an agritourism oriented business, welcomes over 100,000 visitors a year to its country estate where an array of terroir products and activities delight and marvel young and old alike. Visits of the meadery and distillery are offered as well ...
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The uniquely styled Pub de la Contrée presents the delicacies of Vickie Langlois (J'aime Bellechasse) made from local farm products. Sausages, smoked meats, fine cheeses, organic vegetables... You will also like the atmosphere created from the reuse of ...
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The Chocolaterie du Village welcomes you into an atmosphere of refined sweet scents. Passionate chocolate makers create more than 50 varieties of Belgian chocolate and 24 varieties of fudge before your very eyes, and ice cream and hot chocolate is sold ...
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Domaine Vinéterra is an 8-hectare vineyard facing Mont Saint-Hilaire. The most popular activity is wine tasting on the patio. It is also possible to pick sunflowers and sweet and tasty dessert grapes. Picnic area, cheese plates and wood-fired pizza.
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Browse the site of La Route des fromages du Quebec to learn more about the various cheese from Quebec, but also to obtain a wealth of information about the cheeses and the art of wine tasting!
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Founded in 1988 by the Miel brothers, Hydromellerie Les Saules is the first honey producer in Quebec. Made from local wild flowers, this honey is very popular with wine connoisseurs. The traditional methods ensure superior, uniform and unrivalled quality ...
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Discover another side of Sutton with its Foodies Tour. Located along a Village route that you can follow on foot and a Rural route that you can enjoy by bike or car. The flavours and produce will vary by season and include local produce such as honey ...
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The circuit is very simple. Just follow route 368 which surrounds the island for 67 km, with a few paths that cross it to shorten the journey if necessary. Just 15 km from Quebec City, the Île d’Orléans brings the traditional countryside to life. The ...
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