The Club de golf Laurier course leaves no one indifferent! Located a few minutes from Victoriaville, the natural beauty of the place enchants all golfers and adds to the pleasure of playing. In addition, this uniquely charming course requires a good dose ...
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Under the direction of Van Grimde Corps Secrets, the Malvina site brings together art, heritage, and biodiversity in a fascinating place where nature, culture, and new technologies meet.
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Located in the core of downtown Magog, Caffuccino offers a wide variety of pasta, pizzas, paninis, salads, and burgers. Plus the legendary desserts and coffees that have made its reputation! With its European courtyard-style terrace and its festive and ...
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Microbrasserie La Souche is a craft brewery proud of its Quebec roots. Come and discover the best craft beers in an atmosphere that reminds the sugar shacks and hunting camps where it's good to feast around a good beer. Menu made with local products. ...
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The Verger Barry, a hundred-year-old family orchard, is specialized in apples and apple by-products. Pick your own apples, and sample homemade goodies while enjoying a spectacular view of the river. Enjoy the picnic area, the petting zoo, the cider house ...
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With so many farmers’ markets, vineyards, microbreweries and farms to visit, Brome-Missisquoi is truly the mecca for agritourism. Plan your stay by adding local flavors to taste.
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The Bas-Saint-Laurent can easily be explored by bike. Six circuits are available to you and there is something for everyone. You can ride quietly along the river, explore the hills and valleys of the high country, crisscross the marked trails, or even ...
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A national historic site, the Petite Chapelle de Tadoussac, built in 1747, is the oldest wooden church still in existence in North America. The first mass was celebrated here by the Jesuits in 1750. A multimedia projection on the chapel ceiling recounts ...
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For those who discover it, the Marché public de Granby et région is an extraordinary sensory experience. It's the finesse of local know-how, the discovery of fresh local products, while talking with producers. For regulars, the market allows you to find ...
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Coteau St-Paul is located on the southern slope of Mount Yamaska. The vineyard is also an apple orchard and table grape picking, as well as cider and wine cellar encamped in an inspirational building Franco Norman 16th century reception hall and terrace ...
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