This fall, treat yourself to a visit on the terrace of one of the nine microbreweries that the Bas-Saint-Laurent has to offer. Several of the region's microbreweries offer you the opportunity to enjoy your beer on an outdoor terrace. It's the perfect ...
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With its more than 50 thematic gardens embellished with ambient music, statues and picnic areas, FloreSsens’s 2 km trail offers individual or group visitors an inspiring atmosphere. Event tents available for special occasions. Gardens open from 9 a.m ...
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The Centre de Plein Air Dansereau is an exceptional site for outdoor activities. 27 km of trails for walking, cycling, skiing and 8 km of snowshoeing trails along the unique and beautiful Jacques-Cartier River. A heated relay station is located at km ...
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Les Douceurs de Mulâne, in Albanel, is a company where the donkey takes center stage. Located in a bucolic setting in Albanel, you'll be charmed by this animal with big ears. Take advantage of the 1 km hiking trail to walk through nature and answer questions ...
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Let yourself be drawn into the history of Brome-Missisquoi. Retrace the routes taken by the pioneers who settled in the territory of the Eastern Townships. From steeple to steeple, village to village, character to character, you’ll learn how the region ...
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The Bas-Saint-Laurent region stands out with quality local products, and wild mushrooms are a great example. In the region, it is possible to attend educational mushroom-picking workshops, and culinary workshops. Visitors can also take part in an incomparable ...
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Get the most out of summer by visiting Portneuf and discovering its rich religious heritage! Visit its unique churches, some of which are the province’s oldest, and fall under the charm of Portneuf’s artistic heritage. A museum of cultural wealth spanning ...
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4.6 km trail along the riverbank offering a pedestrian link between Pont-Rouge’s main attractions. With its 30 interpretive panels, the promenade allows you to discover the town’s flora and history.
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At the heart of Old Montréal, enter into the intimacy of a lavish 19th-century bourgeois residence. The Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site features the only Victorian-style interior open to the public in Montréal. The ensemble bequeathed ...
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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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