Faithful to tradition, this mill has been a fixture in the village of SaintEustache for centuries. In operation since 1762, the authentic mill grinds flour using only the power of water and continues to run today to the delight of visitors. The miller ...
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Intermiel, an agritourism oriented business, welcomes over 100,000 visitors a year to its country estate where an array of terroir products and activities delight and marvel young and old alike. Visits of the meadery and distillery are offered as well ...
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Visit the Ferme fibres et compagnie - Les Alpagas d'Aldo for a special opportunity to get close to the alpacas. Learn about their origins, characteristics and lives, as well as the basics of raising them and processing their wool. Pick your own haskap ...
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The main cave, Spéos de la Fée, is unique in Québec because of its depth (46 metres); it is also the only cave in North America with a via ferrata (a steel cable upon which visitors can secure themselves to climb through the cave). Accompanied by a guide ...
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At Jardin des Nuances, you're warmly welcomed by owners Nancy Frappier and Alain Robinson and their team. You'll be directed along paths that are always clean and that wind around weed-free beds mulched with buckwheat. All the plants are well identified ...
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Often compared to the Jardins de Quatre-vents and the Jardins de Métis, Le Jardin de François is located in Saint-Sauveur in the Laurentians. The 7-acre flower-filled estate, bordered by the Rivière à Simon, is the only private garden of its size less ...
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Stroll along these 12 km of trails and admire the geological features that bear staggering witness to the passage of glaciers. On the interpretive panels, you'll find virtual guides who tell breathtaking stories about the region and demystify these rare ...
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Founded in 1864 in the wake of the Civil War, the Windsor powder mill--located in the Eastern Townships--is the oldest black powder factory in Quebec. Of the 56 buildings that were, you can still see some remnants along five kilometres (three miles) of ...
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Built in 1847 and now classified as a historic monument. As a cultural hub for the municipality of Saint-Charles-Borromée, it hosts permanent exhibitions and works of art. Music, poetry, theater and lectures all contribute to its regional influence. The ...
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The Mingan Island Cetacean Study Interpretation Center (MICS) combines research and education to introduce visitors to the marine mammals of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Join a biologist for a guided tour, a great way for adults and children to learn about ...
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