The city of Mont-Joli is located in the regional county municipality of La Mitis in Quebec. Capital of painted walls, east of Quebec City, the capital of the MRC of La Mitis offers to discover its history through its circuit of frescoes, arts and heritage ...
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Saint-Élie-de-Caxton is a small village rather modest, but far from being ordinary. Thanks to the beautiful madness of the storyteller Fred Pellerin, who puts the stories of his village at the heart of his work, Saint-Élie-de-Caxton has become a boiling ...
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In the Richelieu Valley, gluttony is celebrated in all possible forms! Whether you are a gourmand of outdoor and relaxation, agrotourism and gastronomy, history and heritage, art and culture, activities of all sort, you will find tourist attractions to ...
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Considered one of Québec’s most beautiful towns, Brome Lake is a perfect vacation destination, combining breathtaking views, gracious living and lakeside fun. And it couldn’t be easier to plan your next adventure: nestled in the Brome-Missisquoi region ...
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Go green… with Témiscouata! A genuine gem of nature, the Témiscouata region is less than three hours from Québec, in the southern part of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. This vast territory has more than 900 lakes and rivers, including the famous Lake Témiscouata ...
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The heart of Monteregie is a must-see agrotourism destination. A mere 30 minutes from Montréal, discover landscapes that invigorate and comfort. Experience the uniqueness of the region and share a smile with a farmer. Travel the roads by car or bike and ...
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Sainte-Luce, a beautiful municipality located halfway between Rimouski and Mont-Joli, is the perfect place for nature and sea lovers. The beach of Anse-aux-Coques, a nationally renowned seaside resort, is a place of relaxation and leisure for visitors ...
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Situated on the shore of the Pekuakami in Lac-Saint-jean, the Pekuakamiulnuatsh invite you to discover the only aboriginal community in the region. Mashteuiatsh, Quebec Firsts Nations millennium meeting place, was created in 1856 by the government of ...
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In the middle of the mighty St. Lawrence River, but within sight of Quebec City, sits Île d’Orléans, an entire island that is a designated historical district. The traditional Quebec countryside is preserved here in this, the cradle of New France. Visitors ...
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Located halfway between Montréal and Québec, Nicolet-Yamaska is an unique destination. In the spring, bring your binoculars and watch thousands of birds near Lac Saint-Pierre, where you can treat your sweet tooth at a maple grove. In the summer, enjoy ...
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