Stop by downtown Granby to discover beautiful specialty stores, delicious restaurants, cozy cafés and many festive events. In the summer, enjoy a good beer on the terraces, eat ice cream with your family or discover Granby's rich heritage.
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The events division of the city of Laval is part of the department of culture, leisure, sports and social development. Its goal is to support the development of festivals and events in Laval. Through analysis of event submissions, it ensures those events ...
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Influenced by the important presence of mining, which in turn greatly shaped the local economy and culture, come discover the artistic and cultural effervescence of the region as well as proudly featured local products. The vast forests, sparkling lakes ...
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It’s for good reason that Gaspésie is a sought-out destination known in the history of Quebec tourism. Long renowned for the beauty of its imposing natural landscapes, the region attracts visitors from all around the world. First coveted by the bourgeoisie ...
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Just north of Gatineau lie the Collines-de-l’Outaouais, known for their quaint villages and beautiful landscapes. Discover Chelsea and Wakefield, with their specialty boutiques, fine restaurants, art galleries and artist studios. Spend a night by the ...
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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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Sainte-Luce, a beautiful municipality located halfway between Rimouski and Mont-Joli, is the perfect place for nature and sea lovers. The beach of Anse-aux-Coques, a nationally renowned seaside resort, is a place of relaxation and leisure for visitors ...
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The municipality of Sainte-Martine is characterized by its meandering river and its endless corn fields. During the summer, birdwatchers from all over come to observe the birds near the falls. In winter, the river is transformed into a huge skating rink ...
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What a sight to see Montréal from one of the many belvederes atop the Mount Royal, from the inclined tower at the awe-inspiring Olympic Stadium or from Parc Jean-Drapeau in the very middle of the St. Lawrence River. Seen from the spectacular Montréal ...
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The Port-Daniel-Gascons region is located between the sea, dense forests and mountains. Port-Daniel-Gascons still lives to the rhythm of traditional activities such as fishing and agriculture, to which is added a diversified service economy. Outdoor enthusiasts ...
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