Cactus Fleuri is open to the public every day of the year and specializes in the cultivation of succulent plants including more than 700 varieties of cacti, succulents and tropical plants. Guided tours of its facilities available for groups of 6 people ...
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Discover the secrets of log construction. Observe the skills and techniques of the craftsmen of yesteryear. Interpretive tours on traditional tools, construction examples and the engineering work of the beaver. To make your visit even more interesting ...
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An inspiring witness to the best years of pottery and ceramics in Quebec, the Rozynski Art Center promotes the development of contemporary professional ceramics in all its forms. Family and general public workshops. Over two weekends in July, Céramique ...
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EXPRESSION, Saint-Hyacinthe Exhibition Center is a museum institution whose mission is to promote and disseminate contemporary and current art. EXPRESSION presents to the public, in a magnificent and vast space, exhibitions renowned for their artistic ...
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The two antique dealers in Nicolet-Yamaska offer a vast inventory of antiques and antique accessories as well as furniture. You will find a highly qualified staff that can offer suggestions and advice that will help you with your search as well as present ...
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The Inverness Open Air Gallery and its Discovery Podcast: more than 30 bronze sculptures and 10 heritage points of interest in a bucolic setting! Over a distance of 2 km, this circuit allows you to admire about thirty sculptures, mainly in bronze, arranged ...
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The Musée régional de Vaudreuil-Soulanges (regional museum) is located in Vaudreuil-Dorion, at the heart of Old Vaudreuil, in a former school for boys. The school was built in 1859 and designated historic monument in 1961. This museum dedicated to preserving ...
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This museum invites you to explore the cultures of different groups and communities in Québec, past or present, through their traditions, beliefs, and challenges in order to foster a better understanding of who they are and develop greater tolerance for ...
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Caya was a man with a troubled mind. He was of imposing stature, and his aggressive actions inspired awe. This legendary man, poor in spirit, would have spent half his life on this rock. Enjoy the space of this landscaped park!
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There was a time when it took travellers 25 days by canoe from Montreal to reach Fort-Témiscamingue. Here, nearly two centuries of fur-trading history have come to life. Obadjiwan-Fort-Témiscamingue is also a reminder of the millennia-old Algonquin presence ...
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