Built along the legendary King’s Road, Trois-Rivières is a charming city whose past is still beautifully evident in its historic district and 18th century buildings. With the many festive events that enliven its downtown streets and the vast array of ...
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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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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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Whether you’re planning a family outing or a weekend for two, Lévis is a people-friendly city that has what it takes to meet your expectations. Its 40 km of magnificent shoreline offers numerous places to access the majestic St. Lawrence River. Lévis ...
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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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Located in the Eastern Townships at the foot of the largest lit ski area in North America, Bromont is full of charming boutiques, art galleries and antique dealers. With over 100 km of inviting hiking trails and beautiful green spaces accessible all year ...
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The region of Granby, a surprising destination! Well-known for its famous zoo, its bike paths and the Parc national de la Yamaska, this region is at the heart of the network of bike paths in Quebec and is home to the Artria trail, a type of open-air museum ...
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Close your eyes and imagine L'Islet: Fantastic landscape, majestic St. Lawrence River, Appalachian forest, artists, artisans and a lot of creativity. Take the rhythm of the peaceful, unique and hospitable villages of this area. Imagine the forests and ...
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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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Just 45 minutes from Montreal, the Sorel-Tracy region, recognized by UNESCO as the Lac Saint-Pierre Biosphere Reserve, invites you to explore its natural wonders. Embark on a cruise, try kayaking, canoeing, or paddleboarding, or freely roam the trails ...
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