In the magnificent Bas-Saint-Laurent region, you will cross the city of Rimouski, admiring the St. Lawrence River and islands on the horizon. Found in a natural amphitheatre, Rimouski is a city with its ...
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Percé is the tourism capital of Gaspésie. The unique atmosphere invites visitors to take pleasure in the majestic landscapes at Parc national de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé, a true paradise for ...
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Kamouraska is a region with over 300 years of history. Stop at the Maison régionale touristique du Bas-Saint-Laurent in La Pocatière to learn more about the many sights to discover, flavours to savour ...
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Trois-Rivières, a surprising destination! With its art and history, Trois-Rivières now has a remarkable number of interesting and unusual curiosities for its size. Take downtown for example: it has won ...
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Come winter, come summer, visit a family getaway destination: the region of Les Moulins (Terrebonne and Mascouche), in the Lanaudière region, just 15 minutes from Montréal. Discover history while visiting ...
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Portneuf is a place where the modern world meets history, adventure and pleasure. Easily accessible from major urban areas, the region knows how to charm. Discover priceless heritage treasures along the ...
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Sutton sits at the heart of the Eastern Townships. True to its reputation as an ideal outdoor and cultural destination, Sutton has a wide array of activities for you, any time of year: hiking, snowshoeing ...
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Only 45 minutes from Montréal, the Sorel-Tracy region welcomes you to the Réserve de la Biosphère du Lac-Saint-Pierre (Lac-Saint-Pierre Biosphere Reserve). The region holds an archipelago of about a hundred ...
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L’Assomption RCM, only a few kilometres east of Montréal, is a destination where visitors can enjoy many attractions. Discover the dynamism of this region, where nature, history and culture have many great ...
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The destination of Nicolet-Yamaska in the Centre-du-Québec region is found alongside Lake Saint-Pierre, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. Famous among ornithologists, its flood plain is the first migratory ...
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