The Domaine De Lavoie winery is located on the south flank of the mountain of Rougemont. Domaine de Lavoie cultivates from over 90 000 vinestocks divided into twelve varieties of grapes, on three separate properties. The winery benefits from one of the ...
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At the entrance to the island, stop at Buffet Maison to fill your picnic basket with wonderful deli products or special treats. Well known for its catering services, delicatessen and bakery, it offers all kinds of ready-to-serve goods. For your receptions ...
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DISTRICT 1 LASERTAG is the largest Lasertag entertainment center in the Montérégie region. District 1 is located behind Les Promenades St-Bruno less than 20 minutes from Montreal. In addition to its 5 birthday rooms, the layout, which is entirely designed ...
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he “Chemin du Terroir”, inaugurated in October 2010, is a signposted trail that takes you through more than 226 kilometres of country backroads and byways, with discoveries to make at every turn. The Laurentians’ terroir features a wealth of agricultural ...
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The planetarium of Saint Félicien, located 5 minutes from downtown, offers unforgettable nights under the stars. The sky is covered? No problem! 3 hours of animation inside is proposed allowing you to observe the sky far from the rain and the cold. The ...
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Galery Montcalm is a museum institution recognized by the Quebec Ministry of Culture and Communications.
The annual program includes five exhibitions of a wide variety of artistic styles. Located in the heart of downtown Gatineau, close to the Canadian ...
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2km of fun in the world’s greatest indoor treasure hunt!
Go on a hunt for four new treasures of the longshoremen in the route changes every month! Count on their roller-skating animator to help you in this hunt and discover the amazing stories of the ...
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Located on a national heritage site, the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum is the world’s only working farm in the heart of a capital city. The museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to see diverse breeds of farm animals—important to past and present ...
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