Located in a small Protestant church, this center chronicles the construction of the Kempt Road road, which was of great importance because no other road linked Chaleur Bay and Acadia to the rest of Canada. Painting, local crafts, collection of old objects ...
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Heritage train station located downtown, a unique concept in the Eastern Townships. Interpretation center, permanent exhibits, tourist information center, excursion with the Train de Haut-St-François, guided tour of St-Louis de France church.
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Boisbriand Nature interpretation center is a 42,500 m2 natural conservation woodland on rue de Chavigny, on the banks of the Rivière des Mille Îles. Accessible every day. Enjoy over a kilometer of trails with information panels on the flora and fauna ...
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276, rue Desjardins
Plaisance, Qc, Canada
J0V 1S0
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The Forestry Interpretation Centre was built following La Sarre's designation as "Forestry Capital of Canada" in 1989. A free permanent exhibition explores the region's history through forestry, geography and archaeology! On display are a collection of ...
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The Pavillon du Saint-Laurent is a unique space focused on interpretation and protection located in an exceptional natural area comprising the St. Lawrence River shoreline, the Boisé du Quai forest and the mouth of the Rivière du Gouffre. Join a naturalist ...
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Sport fishing of the Baskatong reservoir, Manager of the AFC, is proud to invite you to visit its walleye interpretation center.
A fun visit through six thematic sections that will help enrich knowledge of one of most beautiful living treasures. You ...
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The Maison Lenoblet-Duplessis is first and foremost an interpretation center that showcases the history and heritage of the town of Contrecoeur. It's also a place of constant cultural activity, with a new exhibition every year. Guides are on hand to answer ...
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Created in 1993, in the municipality of Nédélec in Témiscamingue, the Becs et Jardins interpretation center integrates the 3 fields of intervention of Sentier Urbain. The site is made up of a vast network of trails around bodies of water fed by natural ...
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The Great Marsh is a popular stopover for the Canada goose. Here, you'll learn the best-kept secrets of this captivating and mysterious wetland. From elevated observation galleries on the edge of the marsh, the center offers a magnificent panoramic view ...
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