A land of rich historical heritage
To share the story of this part of the country, we have designed a full array of sites of valuable content and attractions of great authenticity that truly reflect who we are. This summer, Abitibi-Témiscamingue proposes a journey into its historical past and local customs.
A land of many gems, Abitibi-Témiscamingue welcomes you with open arms, sparing no effort to win your heart!
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| Name | ID Sector | Sector | ID Section | Section | ID Category | Category | ID Sub-category | Sub-category | Description | City |
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| Abitibiwinni, l'expérience algonquine | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | For countless years now, Pikogan and other Algonquin communities have engaged in dialogue and sharing among themselves and with other nations. Let us show you how we collect and pass down our knowledge, our beliefs and our love of the land. An exhibit brings to life the history of the Pikogan Abitibiwinni through prolific as well as troubled times. The millennial occupation of a vast territory has left marks still visible in Pikogan. Other interesting visits include the tipishaped community church and the Aboriginal crafts shop. | Pikogan | ||
| Amos | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | It was on October 15, 1910 that the first settlers of what was to become the oldest city in Abitibi arrived via the Harricana River; one of the longest navigable waterways in Canada. The Harricana River, which flows toward James Bay, offers adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts alike over 500 km of pristine wilderness and fresh air. Amos holds future wealth: its fresh water. This liquid treasure is among the best in the world. At the intersection of Hwy. 111 west and the chemin du Cimetière, a cycling path takes you to the heart of nature for an excursion leading to the sector of La Ferme, 8 km from Amos. Return to Amos via the Airport road (395) or Hwy. 111 West and take the cycling path that crosses the city. | Amos | ||
| Amos (Saint-Maurice-de-Dalquier) | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | <p>It was on October 15, 1910 that the first settlers of what was to become the oldest city in Abitibi arrived via the Harricana River one of the longest navigable waterways in Canada. The Harricana River, which flows toward James Bay, offers adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts alike over 500 km of pristine wilderness and fresh air. Amos holds future wealth: its fresh water. This liquid treasure is among the best in the world. At the intersection of Hwy. 111 west and the chemin du Cimetière, a cycling path takes you to the heart of nature for an excursion leading to the village of La Ferme, 8 km from Amos. Return to Amos via the Airport road (395) or Hwy. 111 west and take the cycling path that crosses the city.</p> | Amos (Saint-Maurice-de-Dalquier) | ||
| Atelier-galerie de l'artiste peintre Staifany Gonthier | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 782 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | <p>Opening soon.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda | |
| Barraute | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | At the junction of three major cities of Abitibi, Barraute offers nature on a plateau. This is where you find the best water in the world, the 'Fleurons du Québec', not to mention the parks and bike trails. Discover the area’s geomorphology and forest on a mountain that offers a full gamut of experiences: lakes, camping, hiking trail, mountain bike trail, interpretation trail in the summertime; downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and crosscountry skiing in the wintertime. Barraute is willing to share its treasures! | Barraute | ||
| Beaux-Arts Rosa-Bonheur | 2 | Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 630 | Art-School | Since 1988, this school has held art courses for vacationers. Several intensive workshops are offered whether in drawing, painting, watercolors, burnishing, scenography, photography or marouflage. The courses are given by professional artists. | Palmarolle |
| Bistro la Maîtresse | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 622 | Performing Arts Centers | With a 150 place capacity, this intimate venue, well known in La Sarre, hosts shows and events of the regional alternative scene, be it music, improv, or humour. With bar and catering services available, La Maîtresse can also accommodate your family receptions or business events. See our web site for scheduled events. | La Sarre |
| Boulangerie Lacroix Normétal | 2 | Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 5, 4 | Industrial tours, Agricultural Tourism | <p>Information to come.</p> | Normétal | ||
| Boutique souvenirs Expo-Art | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4, 1 | Agricultural Tourism, Culture and Heritage | 715, 714 | Regional Delights, Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | <p>Boutique souvenirs Expo-Art sells creations by twenty local artists and artisans or so as well as a wide variety of souvenirs, including the new collection Sucre d'or. Be original, and offer an assortment of fine chocolates sprinkled with edible gold dust or barley sugar made with edible gold flakes.While at the tourist information office, take a good look at the giant work of art by Cree artist Stephen Sheshamush. A soapstone sculpture weighing more than 2 tons, "Mère Nature" symbolizes the friendship existing between the Cree Nation and the Val-d’Or people.</p> | Val-d'Or |
| Bureau d'information touristique de Senneterre | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 7 | City tours | Senneterre | |||
| Cabane à sucre Chez Ti-Paul | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 433 | Sugar Bush Establishments | We can accommodate up to 120 persons. Services: meals, maple taffy-on-the-snow. | Roquemaure |
| Café Elkoza | 2 | Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 672 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | Right by lac Macamic, Café Elkoza invites you discover the work of artists and artisans from the region. As you enjoy the warm and friendly setting, treat yourself with any of the specialty gourmet coffees or a healthy snack. Courses, workshops and shows are presented at Café Elkoza. Ask about the program. | Macamic |
| Camp Spirit Lake | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 778 | Historic Sites | <p>Camp Spirit Lake is one of the 24 detention camps for citizens of enemy countries that were built during World War One. More than 1,200 persons and 60 families, most of them of Ukrainian origin, stayed at this camp of unique character. Visit the historic interpretation center and the souvenir shop.</p> | Trécesson |
| Cantons unis de Latulipe-et-Gaboury | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Latulipe is situated on the shores of the Fraser River and the Lac-des-Quinze. Its proximity to the forest and the many bodies of water offers an exceptional quality of life to any lover of the joie de vivre. It was around the end of the first period of settlement of Témiscamingue that Monsignor Élie Anicet Latulipe, first bishop of Haileybury and leader in the Quebec and Ontario Témiscamingue development, gave his name to the municipality. In 1910, the first settlers lived mainly from agriculture and forestry development. Built in 1932 and declared historic monument in 2007, the Landry covered bridge is situated on the range 9 west road. On the shores of Bois Lake, the park that bears the same name offers citizens, visitors and campers a rendez-vous with the beauty of the Témiscamingue forest alongside a sandy beach.At the heart of the village, a boat slip gives access to hundreds of kilometers of navigable waterways. | Cantons-unis de Latulipe et Gaboury | ||
| Cathédrale d'Amos | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 707 | Religious Buildings | <p>In 1922,Monsignor Dudemaine, priest to the the first parish of Abitibi, and the architect Beaugrand-Champagne, of Montreal, got together to build the Sainte-Thérèse-d’Avila Church. Later, in 1939, this church became a cathedral. Monsignor Desmarais became the first bishop of the young Amos diocese. This Roman-Byzantyne style structure is unique in North America. It is a veritable work of art, where mosaics, Italian marble and French stained windows may be seen.</p> | Amos |
| Centrale de la Première-Chute | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 5 | Industrial tours | 727 | Industrial Tour : Hydroelectricity | <p>Bearing witness of the rapid development of hydropower in Abitibi-Témiscamingue back in the 1960s, the Première-Chute generating station is one of the five power stations on the upper Ottawa River. Come discover its unique design with two gravity dams and gates swinging up and down to let the water through or hold it back. Première-Chute is the only plant in Abitibi-Témiscamingue open to the public. A fine discovery in the heart of Témiscamingue.</p> | Notre-Dame-du-Nord |
| Centre d'art Rotary | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 75 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | The Centre d'art Rotary shows the work of Abitibi-Témiscamingue artists and other contributors, as well as travelling exhibitions. A quilt, in the main lobby, recounts nearly 75 years of local history. | La Sarre |
| Centre d'exposition d'Amos | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 649 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | Le Centre d’exposition d’Amos is chiefly committed to the dissemination of visual arts with a definite emphasis on contemporary art. Now with three exhibition halls, it offers more than fifteen temporary exhibitions per year. It is a place of culture where the works by artists of Abitibi-Témiscamingue and of other regions of Quebec are particularly brought into focus. Occasionally, the Centre welcomes exhibitions dealing with scientific and historic themes. The gift shop on the premises abounds in original artwork and crafts by some forty artists and artisans of the region. | Amos |
| Centre d'exposition de Rouyn-Noranda | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 780 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | <p>In operation since 1973, the centre is considered to be a place of dissemination and hosts exhibitions that focus on the various aspects of culture, whether artistic, historic, ethnological, scientific or other. The centre is also a venue of animation and education. Moreover, it is the curator of an art collection that is representative of the diverse practices of Abitibi-Témiscamingue’s professional artists. Exceptionally this year, our exhibitions will be held at various places in Rouyn-Noranda. For more information, visit the website of the Centre ’exposition de Rouyn-Noranda.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Centre d'exposition de Val-d'Or | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 695 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | The Centre exhibits the work of regional artists and other contributors, as well as travelling exhibitions. During these shows, the public can learn more on various art forms such as painting, sculpture, photography or videography. Moreover, a whole array of activities are also offered: workshops, lectures and seminars. | Val-d'Or |
| Centre d'interprétation Becs et jardins | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 471, 470 | Landscape Gardens et Parks, Interpretation | Situated at the southern entrance of the municipality of Nédélec, bordering Hwy. 101, the Centre d'interprétation Becs et jardins (beaks and gardens) offers animation, awareness and education activities on the theme of the environment. A walking path makes it possible to enhance the wealth and variety of the local plant life. Moreover, bird watching enthusiasts will get a chance to observe several species | Nédélec |
| Centre d'interprétation de la foresterie | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 76 | Historic Sites | The Centre d'interprétation de la foresterie presents a collection of period forestry tools, the scale model of a 1940 sawmill, as well as the history of the region through forestry, geography and archeology. | La Sarre |
| Centre d'interprétation de la guêpe | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 700 | Interpretation | Mr. Gérard Gagnon has been collecting wasp nests since 1974 and now has over 1,000 of them. The interpretation centre currently exhibits over 700 of them, each unique in its own way. Discover how wasps build their nest, the materials they use and learn more on their cycle of life. | Laverlochère |
| Centre d'interprétation de la nature et sentier du marais Laperrière | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 474 | Interpretation | The Nature Interpretation Centre is the ideal place to polish your knowledge of wetland plant and wildlife. Watch a butterfly emerge from its chrysalis. Admire murals by regional artists illustrating the marsh in all its splendor. Discover how birds are ringed. This visit covers an array of fascinating topics to the greatest pleasure of nature lovers. To complete the visit of the centre, explore the Laperrière marsh, a site that is home to a wealth of plant and animal species. Access at the Centre or by 400, chemin Notre-Dame Sud, 2 km from Ville-Marie; you will find an observation tower, a large deck, a listening station, as well as various infrastructures such as parking and picnic areas. Bring your binoculars and camera. Who knows, you might just run into one of the many painted turtles that have made it their home? | Duhamel-Ouest |
| Centre de santé Nicole Grenier | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 3 | Relaxation | 314 | Health spas | Val-d'Or (Vassan) | |
| Centre éducatif forestier du lac Joannès | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 626 | Recreation-Tourism Sites | A day of fresh air, adventures and discoveries for the entire family at the heart of the Joannès-Vaudray biodiversity reserve, that’s what you get at Centre éducatif forestier du lac Joannès. Take up the challenge of finding your way through a life-size 3.5 km maze of 1,001 junctions. Improve your approach shot technique at the mini-golf or test your physical skills on our fitness trail. Follow any of our interpretation paths on foot or by mountain bike. Enjoy the rest spots developed in the underwood. Discover the history of life and learn about ways to preserve the environment. | Rouyn-Noranda (McWatters) |
| Centre thématique fossilifère | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 482 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | The Centre thématique fossilifère will entice your curiosity about different realms. Indeed, its main exhibition recreates the marine environment of Temiscamingue as it was 420-460 million years ago, with its fantastic animal fossils. A second exhibition explains why and how earthquakes occur. People of all ages can conduct a few experiments. You can also take part in excursions and gather souvenir fossils. | Notre-Dame-du-Nord |
| Choco-Mango | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 696 | Regional Delights | Café / Bistro Chocolate, pastries, ice cream, chocolat chaud, café. Chocolate making workshops (group of 15 persons and more) available by prior arrangement. | Val-d'Or |
| Chocolat-Bistro le Gisement | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 623 | Regional Delights | Specialty: blending chocolate with spices to create unique and soothing hot chocolate drinks. | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Circuit Abitibi Karting | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 13 | Multi-activities | 319 | Karting | A 0.7 km circuit for karting buffs. 24 karts available 22 single-passenger, 2 dual-passengers karts. A 1 km course has been set up for motocross ans racing ATV enthusiasts. F-1 Simulator. Bar services on the premises. Varied packages available. | Rouyn-Noranda (McWatters) |
| Circuit agrotouristique | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4, 2 | Agricultural Tourism, Nature | 677, 676 | Guided Tours, Visit a farm | Accompanied by a guide, enjoy a full array of activities throughout the day, including guided visits of a honey house and a small farm. Relaxing tranquility moments can be enlivened with a little trout fishing in a small cultured lake or a visit to Musée de la poste or to Boutique de forge. | Saint-Marc-de-Figuery |
| Circuit d'interprétation historique du Vieux-Rouyn et du Vieux-Noranda | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 84 | Historic Sites | Relive the development of the twin cities across 13 interpretive panels of the Vieux-Noranda (old quarters) tour and 7 stations of the Vieux-Rouyn (old quarters) tour. Discover the Foyer Saint-Raphaël, the rue Noranda, Hôtel Noranda, Hôpital Youville and several other buildings, streets or themes dating back to the start of colonization. Roam both cities on foot, bicycle, inline skates or car. A plan of the tours is available at the Tourist Information Office of the city. | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Circuit patrimonial de La Sarre | 2 | Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | La Sarre is proud to present its first walking tour of heritage sites and buildings. Supported by seven interpretation signs, this tour will introduce you to people and locations that have marked and shaped the character of the municipality. A first step into the history and identity of La Sarre! | La Sarre | ||
| Clerval | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Picturesque village located near Lake Abitibi, Clerval was founded in 1927 and has a population of 390 welcoming Clervalois and Clervaloises. The village will surprise many with its attractions, such as its water-related activities. Part of the village, Nepawa Island boasts of the only covered bridge of the province to link an island to mainland. The island, which enjoys a mild microclimate, was developed by newcomers from the Magdalen Islands in the 1930s. | Clerval | ||
| Collection archéologique Joseph Bérubé | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 169 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | The Café des Rumeurs, situated in Gallichan's old presbytery highlights the archeological collection of Mr. Joseph Bérubé who, in the '60s, identified five Native occupation sites and that of a French fur-trading post in the vicinity of Lake Abitibi. Hence, the dinner tables that have been converted into displays show Mr. Bérubé's findings such as arrowheads, pipes, scrapers, necklaces and axes. | Gallichan |
| Collection C. Morin | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 184 | Museums | The collection C.Morin, which unveils the rural life of the pioneers of the Abitibi-West sector, represents a great cultural heritage. The variety and quality of the objects assembled here adds to the wealth of this history. You will see 30 horse carriages dating back to the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. There are also over three hundred artefacts linked to domestic life or the use of horses as a method of transportation or for working the land, that add to the authenticity of the collection. | Macamic (Colombourg) |
| Domaine des Rêves | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 498 | Visit a farm | Farm filled with miniature horses and household pets from South America. People of all ages are charmed by these very small and lively animals. Also miniature goats, alpacas, lionhead rabbits, sheep and bardots. These special and memorable moments of passion and emotions are spent with the utmost care and respect for these animals. | Amos |
| Duparquet | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Once a mining town, Duparquet now banks on its environment. The lake, which bears the same name, numbers one hundred and thirty- five islands. Several activities are practiced here during winter as well as during summer. A 20 km trail lets you take full advantage of each ATV or cross-country skiing season. A few outfitters and private tourist home owners have established on its shores and on one of its islands you may find the oldest white cedars in America a phenomenon of particular interest for researchers. A quay allows boating enthusiasts to have access to the site. An exhibition at the Town Hall traces back the history of the municipality. | Duparquet | ||
| Église de Rapide-Danseur | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 511 | Religious Buildings | This baroque-style church was built in 1942 with fieldstones. Today, it has been designated a historic site. In the basement, you may see a summer exhibition of paintings by artists of the region, as well as the antique collection of Mr. Édouard Miljours, colonization inspector in the '30s. In the summertime, enjoy the Internet Café on the premises. | Rapide-Danseur |
| Église de Rémigny | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 484 | Religious Buildings | Built in the '40s, thanks to the thousands of hours of volunteer work done by the parishioners of Rémigny, it is a testament to the perseverance of these people at the time of colonization. It is built of cut stone in the Dom Bellot style, i.e. without any pillars inside, and it houses three consecrated altars a unique feature in Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Also, during your visit a film in which some pioneers relate the construction of the church and the foundation of their village. | Rémigny |
| Église orthodoxe russe, Rouyn-Noranda | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 713, 712 | Religious Buildings, Historic Sites | <p>Treat yourself to the rewarding experience of a guided tour of this historic commemorative site built in 1955 with quite an unusual architecture in its urban setting. You will discover the fabulous legacy of another era and the rites of the Russian Orthodox religion. In the Immigration Interpretation Center, located in the basement, you will learn how Rouyn-Noranda has grown richer through the contribution of immigrants, mostly from Europe. A historic 12 minute video introduces the men and women who helped build the city and who richly shaped its economic, cultural and social life.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Église orthodoxe russe, Val-d'Or | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 569, 568 | Religious Buildings, Historic Sites | Built in September 1954, The Russian Orthodox church in Val-d'Or was the first of its kind in Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Abandoned in 1982, it was bought back by the City of Val-d'Or in 2001, and the exterior or the building was restored. Visitors may admire its architecture that is characterized by a bulb steeple and its eight-branch wrought iron cross. Moreover, two interpretive panels set in our collective memory the presence of the Russian community in Val-d'Or and its involvement in the development of the municipality. | Val-d'Or |
| Érablière L. Lapierre | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 432 | Sugar Bush Establishments | Maple products on sale Visit upon reservation | Laniel |
| Exposition «Duparquet, une ville au coeur en or» | 2 | Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 758 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | <p>Discover the rich past of Duparquet through photographs and objects. Relive the history of this community from its foundation to our days. The discovery, in 1912, of the first gold vein and the opening of its first mining company, Beattie Gold Mines, kicked off Duparquet’s demographic boom.</p> | Duparquet |
| Ferme du Centaure | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4, 2 | Agricultural Tourism, Nature | 680, 679, 678 | Guided Tours, Visit a farm, Interpretation | A unique encounter with people of passion awaits you at the Ferme du Centaure horse-riding school. If you care for a guided visit, the owner, Orphée, will gladly show you around the school facilities. She will explain how she communicates with horses and offer to show you how. Young kids can live the thrilling experience of brushing ponies. Little active ones are invited to experience the extraordinary feeling of riding a horse during a horse-riding course. | Laverlochère |
| Ferme Gou-let | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4, 2 | Agricultural Tourism, Nature | 756, 755, 754 | Guided Tours, Visit a farm, Interpretation | <p>This small family farm, only a 2 km drive from highway 101, offers you many educational and recreational activities with its resident animals. You can also go down a forest trail or relax in the picnic area.</p> | Kipawa |
| Fromagerie Chèvrerie Dion | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2, 4 | Nature, Agricultural Tourism | 500, 499 | Guided Tours, Visit a farm | Since its foundation in 1986, this small business has diversified its production to the greatest pleasure of those of us who relish caprine products. Known for its dedication to excellence, this cheese maker, now boasting some eighty heads, sells yoghurt and milk as well as several types of cheese (feta, fresh cheese, mild and medium cheddar). In 1999, Fromagerie Chèvrerie Dion was awarded the prestigious Caseus First Prize at the Festival des fromages de Warwick, Quebec, for one of its cheeses, the Délice nature. The new owner is always delighted to talk about his passion for goats, to take visitors see his herd and tour his facilities, and to serve them samples of his products. You may also buy cheese products on the premises. | Colombourg |
| Fromagerie La vache à Maillotte | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 492, 491 | Guided Tours, Regional Delights | Discover the history and facilities of this business, founded in 1996. Learn about the making of different types of cheese in a corporate video. Take this opportunity to buy cheese products or old-fashioned bread baked in an outdoor wood fired oven. In the summertime, treat yourself with ice cream or sherbet made with fresh fruits grown by local producers. | La Sarre |
| Fromagerie Le Fromage au village | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 720 | Regional Delights | <p>Artisan cheddar-type cheeses</p> | Lorrainville |
| Galerie Sang-Neuf-Art | 2 | Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 504 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | Thanks to Beaux-Arts Rosa-Bonheur and the large number of students attending summer art classes and exhibiting at Galerie Sang-Neuf-Art, the owner, Louisa Nicol, can present the work of professional artists. Over the past few years, Nicol and artists residing on the premises give courses in the following disciplines: drawing, water color, wax, scenography, painting and photography. Visit the art gallery, in the village’s old smithy house, and appreciate the work of gifted students attending Beaux-Arts Rosa-Bonheur’s art classes. | Palmarolle |
| Gîte Cassiro | 2 | Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 617 | Regional Delights | Taschereau | |
| Grotte Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 252 | Religious Buildings | This grotto, situated at the eastern end of rue Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, was set up in 1904 to the likeness of the one in Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, France. It is regionally known as a place of pilgrimage and in mid-August of each year, over 700 pilgrims flock here to join in the celebrations. Atop the belvedere, you get a stunning view of the town and Lake Témiscamingue. A short walk away, an interpretive path lets you appreciate the flora of Témiscamingue and leads you to an inviting picnic area. | Ville-Marie |
| Guillaume Beaulieu, conteur | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 7 | City tours | <p>How about a bus ride with a well-known storyteller of the region? Let him board the bus, and we guarantee that you will be impressed by his humor-filled anecdotal legends. His repertoire contains a short story or a legend about every town and every village of Abitibi-Témiscamingue. He has an answer to every question, but sometimes he tends to stretch the truth. Just to give you an idea of his vivid imagination, Beaulieu claims he is a moose rider…</p> | Rouyn-Noranda | ||
| Industries Norbord | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 5 | Industrial tours | 23 | Industrial Tour : Forest | Built in 1982, this aligned chip, waferboard factory is one of the most important manufacturers of its type in the region. | Val-d'Or |
| Industries Norbord, La Sarre | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 5 | Industrial tours | 78 | Industrial Tour : Forest | The first waferboard plant in Québec, it was completely renovated in 1995. | La Sarre |
| Jardin Spa | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 3 | Relaxation | 615 | Health spas | Attentive to your every need, the Jardin Spa uses the latest equipment on the market and offers a courteous staff and a full gamut of massage therapy and cosmetic care. Our whole new hammam section is equipped with a whirlpool bath and sauna. Groups are welcome. Open year round. | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Jeux d'eau | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 425 | Public Beaches | Rouyn-Noranda | |
| Kipawa | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Established in 1985, Kipawa is one of the youngest municipality in the region. It runs alongside a majestic lake that gave the place its name.With 16 km of navigable waters, lac Kipawa ranks among the ten most beautiful lakes in Quebec. In the ummertime, it is the treasure of aquatic sports fans such as fishing, kayaking and canoeing. Enjoy the warm sun while camping.When autumn returns, sport hunters can stay at any of our outfitters.When the winter comes, the landscape feature changes to welcome snowmobile, cross-skiing and ice fishing fans.Whatever the season, the attractions and activities make Kipawa a must-see destination. | Kipawa | ||
| L'Écart.. .lieu d'Art actuel | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 166 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | For over 15 years, this independently managed artists' centre has been hosting visual arts events and shows. The exhibitions, representative of the various current trends, highlight the work of regional, Canadian and foreign artists from different artistic disciplines. Emphasis is on work that presents research, experimentation and innovation. | Rouyn-Noranda |
| L'École du Rang II | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 699 | Historic Sites | Children attended school here from 1937 to 1958. It is a true restauration of the rural schools of Québec, and its decor as well as the school artifacts on display, contribute to its realism. You may even take part in a participatory play, where it is possible to experience a full, typical '40s day in class and also meet the inspector or the parish priest. | Authier |
| La Boutique de l'Atelier | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 453 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | A kilometer from the village of Gallichan, on the shores of the Duparquet River, sculptor Jacques Baril and miniaturist Liliane Gagnon, invite you to discover their artistic universe thanks to a visit of their studio. A sculptor for the last twenty years, Jacques Baril has won several awards for his original works of art, whether for snow sculptures, visual arts or arts and crafts. In fact, several of his works may be found in public places. Liliane Gagnon, for her part, has been practicing her art for many years and uses materials taken mainly from the nature that surrounds her: bark, driftwood, fairy stones and more. Among other things, she makes jewelry and small-dimension paintings. | Gallichan |
| La Cité de l'Or/Village minier de Bourlamaque | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 5, 1 | Industrial tours, Culture and Heritage | 562, 561 | Industrial Tour : Mine, Historic Sites | The Cité de l’Or invites you to become miner for a day. Live the unique experience of an underground descent to a depth of 300 ft (91 m) into the drifts of the former Lamaque Mine, a certified cultural property since July 2010. Learn about methods of gold ore extraction and various miner trades in Canada’s deepest mine accessible to tourists. In our underground auditorium, watch the video "La symphonie du mineur". At the surface, a guided tour of five heritage buildings helps appreciate the impressive size of certain equipment and understand the day-to-day operations of a mining complex. At the assay laboratory, watch ore in the solid state turn liquid before eventually becoming gold bars. An exceptional witness to the one-time gold rush era of Abitibi, the Village minier de Bourlamaque boasts 60 log houses that are still inhabited. An audioguide will take you on a journey through its history and the lifestyle of yesteryear’s families. New this year: GeoRally. Using your GPS, participate in a theme rally inspired by geocaching. | Val-d'Or |
| La Fontaine des Arts | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 759 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | <p>The largest private cultural complex in the region, La Fontaine des arts invites you to its art gallery where the work of numerous regional artists is on show for art lovers.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda |
| La Fraisonnée | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 585 | Regional Delights | Recognized for the outstanding quality of its products, La Fraisonnée offers a variety of jams and syrups made with the artisan's touch, without added pectine and prepared with minimum cooking. The products are made from fresh fruits, Témiscamingue blueberries and maple syrup from the region. Stawberry picking is possible in August ans September. | Clerval |
| La maison Dumulon | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4, 1 | Agricultural Tourism, Culture and Heritage | 539, 538 | Regional Delights, Historic Sites | When Jos Dumoulon opened his General Store in 1924, he had a hunch that Rouyn and Noranda would be a fast growing and interesting place. Follow a unique interpretation circuit to discover the history of the Dumoulon family, first shopkeepers in town, and of Rouyn and Noranda, boomtowns linked to the discovery or copper. Visit the first general store, post office, and one of the first houses of Rouyn, and immerse yourself into a not so distant past where every object is a tribute to the work of the pioneers. In summertime, a monologue caps off the visit. Check out the handicraft and regional products shop. New! Free bike landing service at La maison Dumulon. A great way to discover Rouyn-Noranda’s bike network. | Rouyn-Noranda |
| La Sarre | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | <p>The quirks of an ever-shifting economy do not alter this city's vitality and prosperity which are apparent in the major events held here: La Sarre en neige (snow fest), La Sarre en fête and the Festival équestre (horse show), as well as countless agricultural, industrial and commercial activities. Demonstrating the importance of family and culture, La Sarre has many innovative projects such as La S'art, a large scale outdoor art exhibition featuring the finest works of its local artists, and the Sentier multifonctionnel (multipurpose trail), a stimulating family-oriented environment. For a closer look at the ever-present nature surrounding the municipality, visit the Bird sanctuary, right in the heart of town, or the trout sown Lac-de-la-Ville, located less than one kilometre from the urban area. The proverbial warmth of the Lasarrois was certainly instrumental in the recent designation of "Village-Relais" to this welcoming community.</p> | La Sarre | ||
| La vie dans le Rang II | 2 | Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 698 | Summer Theatres | École du Rang II in Authier presents an interactive summer play, La Vie dans le Rang II, in the old barn facing the school. This regional stock play tells the story of the life in Abitibi back in the 1940s. The main characters, Gemma and Joachim, quickly acquaint the audience with their unusual day-to-day occupations. Comical situations inspired by true events that were experienced by our pioneers and are now part of our heritage. | Authier |
| Laniel | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Laniel, nestled on the shores of a bay on magnificient Kipawa Lake; above all, it symbolizes a communion with nature. Kipawa Lake and its exceptional natural sites, such as the baie du Canal and a heron ground, offer two picnic areas set up on l’Île Clermont (Island) and l’Île du Huard (Island). In the heart of the village, a huge mural 35 m high by 2 m wide, illustrates the village’s historical moments.You will find a 10 km marked hiking trail 8 km north of the municipality; the Grande chute hiking trail. It offers enthusiasts the possibility of enjoying the sights on Kipawa River; its falls, rapids and cauldrons. Sometimes, you may even catch a glimpse of kayakers who come to dare the whitewaters of the Kipawa River. | Laniel | ||
| Le Paradis du Nord (La Troupe À Coeur ouvert) | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 663 | Summer Theatres | This Company presents Le Paradis du Nord, by Danielle Trottier, playwright and Jacques Marchand, composer. This grand musical historic show highlights the key moments in the development and colonization of Abitibi-Témiscamigue with over 75 actors, singers, dancers and gymnasts on a huge stage where the multimedia projection and the splendid settings will move you. | La Sarre |
| Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Noranda | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 670 | Performing Arts Centers | A must of the emerging cultural scene, the Petit Théâtre features festivals, music, and summer theatre. Over 100 nights of shows yearly. Check our Website for full programming. | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Le sentier écologique du Témiscamingue | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 235 | Interpretation | Along your hike on the sentier écologique du Témiscamingue, come and discover the secrets of herbs. The interpretation panels will guide you through an incredible variety of flowers that you will be able to admire along your walk. Show your habilities at taming the hurdles of our challenge course. Then take advantage of a well-deserved break at the picnic area or take a few pictures from the platform overlooking a pond. | Nédélec |
| Le St-Honoré | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 624 | Regional Delights | Rouyn-Noranda | |
| Le T.E. Draper/Chantier de Gédéon | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 451 | Historic Sites | From 1929 to 1972, the T. E. Draper was the most important towboat used for wood floating, in service on des Quinze Lake for the Canadian International Paper (C.I.P.) Co. It was classified cultural-heritage property in 1979. You are invited to relive Témiscamingue's wood-floating era. Tour a warehouse furnished in the '40s style and climb aboard the T. E. Draper, accompanied by animator-guides. You can also visit the "chantier de Gédéon" a genuine realistic lumberjack camp. Throughout its five buildings and forest trail, discover the life of these men who prepared the wood-floating season in the 1930-1940 period. | Angliers |
| Le Vieux Presbytère de St-Urbain de Rémigny | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1, 3 | Culture and Heritage, Relaxation | 232, 233, 313 | Religious Buildings, Historic Sites, Health spas | In 1938, the pioneers of Rémigny joined efforts and built the rectory right next to the site chosen for the future church, Saint-Urbain de Rémigny. In 2000, the building was sold and turned into a bed & breakfast. After due care, the former rectory was restored to its original charm and grace and enhanced with a tinge of modernism. In 2003, a complete health center and an indoor spa were added to the line of services provided at the bed & breakfast. To salute the work of Rémigny’s original pioneers and to celebrate the village’s 75th anniversary, the new owners rebaptised it LE VIEUX PRESBYTÈRE DE ST-URBAIN DE RÉMIGNY. Note that local artists exhibit some of their work at the bed & breakfast. | Rémigny |
| Les Chocolats Martine | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 486, 485 | Guided Tours, Regional Delights | Located in the marina, a magnificent site on the shores of Lake Témiscamingue, Les Chocolats Martine is well-known in Abitibi-Témiscamingue for its delicious Belgian chocolate prepared on site. During the guided tour of the facilities, you will learn the secret of La Caramelle. After the tour, you will be invited to discover the gift shop’s treasures (chocolate, pastries, cheeses, coffee, regional products and gift ideas). | Ville-Marie |
| Les Jardins à fleur de peau | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 683 | Landscape Gardens et Parks | Situated 5 km from downtown Val-d'Or, on the shores of Blouin Lake, this singular garden guarded by dragons was designed by artists-sculptors fond of gardening, bonsai and poetry. With various themes on show, the oriental-style landscaping suggests a stroll dotted with poems, a cascade, streams and stone bridges that all come together in an invitation to the calm and meditative atmosphere they create. On site, you will find an art boutique filled with the unique works of art by the owners of the site, Jacques Pelletier (whose art has been exhibited across Canada) and Francyne Plante. | Val-d'Or |
| Les jardins Saint-Maurice | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 515 | Landscape Gardens et Parks | Located 15 km Northeast of the city of Amos, this charming site invites you to discover and enjoy the pleasures of its beautiful gardens, see the wonderful colors and experience the smells of the exquisite flower perfumes. You can feast your eyes on over 1200 varieties of shrubs and perennials, scattered over fifteen gardens complete with original and natural arrangements. During your visit, you will have a chance to see our 100-rosebush collection, as well as the vegetable garden and the ecological greenhouse. | Amos |
| Les parcs ruraux | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 517 | Landscape Gardens et Parks | The rural parks offer you the opportunity to discover Rapide-Danseur, a picturesque village of Abitibi-West. Each park, located in the country or often in a natural setting, conveys the visitor to explore a particular theme such as history, geology, landscapes or natural phenomena. A total of ten parks are set up along two different trails: La Promenade (1,3 km) and the La Lune (3,6 km). | Rapide-Danseur |
| Les Portes du bout du monde | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 183 | Landscape Gardens et Parks | Erected in 1998, the Portes du Bout du Monde are situated at the end of the 3e Avenue Ouest, near the La Reine River. This huge 6 metre-high structure have aroused the curiosity of many visitors, whether in winter or summer. Behind these doors unfolds a superb view of the La Reine River. A trail punctuated with interpretive panels is an invitation to relax and learn more about this municipality which is near the Ontario border. | La Reine |
| Les Serres coopératives de Guyenne | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 520 | Guided Tours | The Serres coopératives de Guyenne came to be in 1980 as a relaunch project for this village, which was near closing in the ‘70s. At first, this co-op produced black spruce and gray pine seedlings, but now it is renowned for its tomato production. It must be emphasized that this company uses cutting-edge technology, which makes it one of the most modern of its type in the world. In fact, the Serres (greenhouses) are experimenting with new productions such as potted flowers and seedlings for other agricultural producers. Because of the area it covers, this co-op ranks among the top five greenhouse companies in Québec. | Guyenne |
| Lieu historique national du Canada Le Dispensaire de la Garde de La Corne | 1 | Amos-Haricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 522 | Historic Sites | Designated National Historic Site of Canada, the Dispensaire de la Garde de La Corne will immediately wisk you back to the time of colony nurses. You will discover more specifically the life of Gertrude Duchemin who, for 40 years, was a nurse,midwife, administrator and sometimes veterinary.Moreover, you will get added information on the opening of dispensaries, the social role, professional and personal life of the nurses and the evolution of Québec's health system. The multimedia environment, furniture, various medical instruments and the many archived documents set it apart as a unique place in Québec and even Canada. | La Corne |
| Lieu historique national du Fort-Témiscamingue | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 682 | Historic Sites | Located 6 km from Ville-Marie, via Hwy. 101 south, the Fort-Témiscamingue-Obadjiwan commemorates the role played by this fur trading post for nearly two centuries. It is a witness to the important rivalry that subsisted between the French and the English during the XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries to gain control over the peltry reservoir of Hudson's Bay. The post also recalls the aboriginal presence that goes back 6 000 years, the activities of the XIXth century fur traders and the role of the missionaries and foresters in the decline of the fur trade and settlement of Témiscamingue. At the interpretive centre, you may see the interactive exposition entitled Obadjiwan or Au détroit du lac (strait of the lake).Watch the thematic film and join the adventure on one of the outdoor discovery circuits.Walk in the footsteps of the past, see places and meet characters of that period. Also adjoining the site, is the renowned Forêt enchantée, famous for its Eastern tuyas of strange stature. | Duhamel-Ouest |
| Macamic | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Macamic, which was officially founded in 1917, is the choice destination for those who enjoy nautical activities. The town and parish were established on the shores of Macamic Lake, meaning "lake of marvels" in Cree and "limping beaver" in Algonquin. Fishing here is a guaranteed success, whether in summer or winter. Among other things, you may find a boatslip, a rest area, a belvedere and a marina. Finally, a side trip via the 2e rang Est will reveal one of the last covered bridges in the region the Molesworth bridge, which construction dates back to 1917. | Macamic | ||
| Maison du Frère-Moffet | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 693 | Historic Sites | Come learn about one of Témiscamingue’s greatest legends: Father Moffet.Throughout a storytelling tour, relive the early development of a new land of colonization. Thanks to the resolute and obstinate temper of this great man – who dared to defy his superior – the region laid the foundations of its agricultural potential. As you visit the house that Father Moffet built with his own hands in 1881, you soon figure out that the man was quite a character! A historical monument, it is the oldest standing home in Abitibi-Témiscamingue. In 2009, it received a regional laureate for Tourist Attraction in the category 'less than 100,000 visitors'. The taxi bike ride through Ville-Marie is a must. Let the guide take you around and tell you funny and serious anecdotal stories. Learn about the people who shaped the history of Ville-Marie. This guided tour is also a fascinating and ecological journey into the past. Ask about the special activities commemorating the 125th anniversary of Ville-Marie. | Ville-Marie |
| Maison du souvenir | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 765 | Historic Sites | Laferté | |
| Maison du tourisme | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 7 | City tours | Amos | |||
| Malartic | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Gold under the houses! One of Canada's largest gold reserves is sitting beneath the town of Malartic. Osisko Exploration Ltd has recently initiated development operations for Canada's largest open pit mine, including the relocation of 200 homes and five institutional buildings. Back in 1940, the town of Malartic boasted seven gold mines. Certain buildings on Avenue Royale have preserved a false western-like façade as reminiscences of a gold rush period. When you pass through Malartic, don't forget to look for the new gold mine and its boomtown architecture, to learn about its impressive history, and to make a short detour to the new neighborhood. | Malartic | ||
| Marais Antoine | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 198 | Interpretation | The marais Antoine is a huge 280-hectare marsh, located on the shores of Abitibi Lake, that is home to an exceptional number of plant and animal species. A self-interpretive marked trail makes it possible to reach a belvedere that is above the marsh, whereas another trail and walking bridge open onto the marsh itself for you to discover its plants and wildlife. Interpretive panels will guide you along your whole visit. Don't forget your binoculars. A 1.5 km-long hiking trail, accessible via rang 4 et 5 Ouest and marked by several interpretive signs, also leads to the scenic point | Roquemaure |
| Marché public du Vieux Noranda | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 730 | Regional Delights | <p>The Vieux Noranda Public Market, situated in the Place de la coopération et de la citoyenneté, welcomes about twenty food producers and growers of the region. Sample tasting and family activities on site. Every Friday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. from the first Friday of July to the last Friday of September, except friday August 12.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Microforêt éducative et récréative d'Authier-Nord | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 167 | Landscape Gardens et Parks | An excursion into the educational and recreational microforest of Authier-Nord is your introduction to different ecosystems spread across 8.2 km. Five trails are open to hikers and each one deals with a different species of trees. Interpretive panels on the plant and wildlife are laid along the trails you are invited to explore. Parking and picnic areas, as well as dry toilets on site. Information centre at the entrance, approx. 3 km from the municipality, southbound. | Authier-Nord |
| Miel Abitémis | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 704 | Regional Delights | Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues | |
| Miellerie de la Grande Ourse | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 752 | Regional Delights | <p>In the past six years, our 20 million busy bees have collected nectar and pollen across the stunning landscapes of Saint-Marc-de-Figuery, La Corne, Landrienne and Amos. Our family business offers a wide range of high quality products that, besides honey, include honey caramel, chocolate honey and honey salad dressing. Come taste our products and visit our facilities. Reservations required for group visits.</p> | Saint-Marc-de-Figuery |
| Mont Bell | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 687 | Recreation-Tourism Sites | Located a mere 3 km South-East of Senneterre, mont Bell is your destination if you wish to practice outdoor activities. Along with belvederes that reveal the horizon, many kilometers of trails have been developed for hiking, snowmobile, cross-country skiing and snowshoe buffs. Finally, mont Bell is the site of the curling club cottage, which also serves as the information centre for the site. | Senneterre |
| Municipalité régionale de comté d'Abitibi | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 512 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | The works of the members of the Société des Arts Harricana are exhibited in the offices of the MRC of Abitibi. | Amos |
| Musée de Guérin | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 234 | Museums | The Québec rural society of the '40s and '50s is revealed with charm and authenticity at the Musée de Guérin. On the enchanting site of a parish farm, come and feel the religious and agricultural life of yesteryears. Two permanent exhibits presented in four buildings (church, presbytery, farmer's house, barn) and on vast farmland, will provide you with a glimpse into a time not so long ago. Temporary exhibition: "Souvenirs d'un grand voyageur". Take a tour around the world with the founding parish priest of Rouyn-Noranda, Mgr. Albert Pelletier. | Guérin |
| Musée de la gare | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 691, 690 | Museums, Historic Sites | This Canadian Pacific Railroad station, built in 1927, was restored and opened to the public in June 1996. The Musée de la gare houses a new and dynamic permanent exhibit retracing its development as the core of the community's growth, while revealing its rich and unique architecture. | Témiscaming |
| Musée de la poste et Boutique de forge / Parc Héritage | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 524 | Historic Sites | Travel back in time to the mid 1920s with a visit of the Musée de la poste (museum) and the Boutique de forge (smithy). Here you will become acquainted with the importance of the jobs of postmaster and blacksmith in the development of the parish. Those more inquisitive will enjoy the discovery of the traditional blacksmith techniques and the collection of artefacts and antique tools. End your tour with a stroll in the parc Héritage and the interpretive site of the Peter-Brown River will reveal the history of the first covered bridge in Abitibi. | Saint-Marc-de-Figuery |
| Musée minéralogique de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 558 | Museums | The regional museum presents an exhibit on the geology of Abitibi-Témiscamingue and mineralogy from all over the world. Many interactive games and many other elements such as Du roc au métal, fairy stones, a real lunar stone, the oldest rock in the world and spectacular gold samples complete this show for the whole family. In addition, the museum presents other exhibitions on Abitibi-Témiscamingue’s natural resources in its new exhibition hall. | Malartic |
| Nordvie | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 582 | Regional Delights | Pick your own strawberries from mid-June to mid-July. Alcoholic strawberry beverages: Fragaria Frasil, Racine barbare, Fraise des bois. All year, upon reservation. | Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues |
| Notre-Dame-du-Nord | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | This municipality revolves around two main centres of activity manufacturing and farm-produce industries. On a more familiar basis it is also called "le Nord". It is "au Nord" that the famous Rodéo du camion (truck rodeo) takes place at the beginning of August. Moreover, you will find a lighted promenade and a marina have been built along the waterfront. The latter is part of the Outaouais River Waterway which, in fact, starts at Notre-Dame-du-Nord. | Notre-Dame-du-Nord | ||
| Office du tourisme et des congrès de Val-d'Or | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 7 | City tours | Val-d'Or | |||
| Ouistiti - Centre d'amusement familial | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 13 | Multi-activities | 675 | Amusement center | Inside play center for children 1 to 10 years of age: trampoline, ball pool, tunnels, slides, and ball fountain. Other services include: rental of children party rooms, rental of inflatable games, drop-in center, and healthy snacks. | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Palais des arts Harricana et Musée d'histoire de l'Abitibi | 1 | AmosHarricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 702 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | In the former courthouse of Amos, you will find the Palais des arts Harricana. Here, it is possible to visit several exhibitions and admire creations by regional artists. A remarkable collection of works of art in different media will charm the visitor. Under the same roof, the Musée d'histoire de l'Abitibi gives you the opportunity to get acquainted with the adventure of the region's builders. The architecture of the site and the value of the artifacts it presents are testimony to the cultural and historic wealth of Abitibi. | Amos |
| Palmarolle | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Let yourself fall under the spell of young and dynamic Palmarolle, a village abounding in landscapes, parks, green open spaces and outdoor activities. At the municipal beach, you can choose to relax or enjoy a wide range of aquatic activities. The municipality is equipped with landing facilities in the village and on Abitibi Lake. A versatile playing field is open to tennis and basketball fans. At Aréna Rogatien-Vachon, where many activities take place, a permanent exhibition highlights the achievements of famous hockey player Rogatien Vachon. In the wintertime, Palmarolle offers a wide array of activities and facilities, including a 7 km crosscountry skiing trail. | Palmarolle | ||
| Parc Belvédère | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 596 | Landscape Gardens et Parks | Val-d'Or | |
| Parc botanique À Fleur d'eau | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 542 | Landscape Gardens et Parks | Come discover Rouyn-Noranda’s treasure of plants and flowers at the heart of the city. Parc botanique « À fleur d’eau » is the garden of more than 25,000 plants, trees and shrubs adapted to our climatic conditions.Wooden trails, suitable for wheelchairs, run along lac Édouard. The site offers several picnic areas. Make it to the geological garden set in the center section of the park, where large rocks provide information on the geology and mining development of the region. This interpretation concept is truly unique. Snack service and souvenir shop. | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Parc national d'Aiguebelle | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 734 | Recreation-Tourism Sites | <p>Marchez sur 2,7 milliards d’années, là où les eaux se séparent (Walk over 2.7 billion years, at the very place where the waters part). Throughout its splendor and innumerable vistas, the Parc national d’Aiguebelle is the warden of a rich, regional, natural heritage. Several short and long distance hiking trails allow one to discover its whole splendour. They will take you to a suspension bridge that crosses a fault-lake. They also lead you to a huge staircase set up alongside an impressive cliff wall and make your way to the Abijévis summit by climbing the fire watchtower. Try bird observation, explore the marsh in a canoe, let the rabaska glide by extraordinary panoramas, cross the 13.6 km2 of a lake in a sea kayak, relive the history of this site or fish in a calm lake, only a few of the activities offered here.And if you don’t have all of this equipment at your disposal, the park offers rentals on site: recreational kayaks, pedalboats, life jackets and more. Various types of accommodation are also available: chalet, ready-to-use Huttopia tents, camping, rustic camp (for 2 to 16 people). In winter, a 38 km network of marked and groomed trails that link the rustic camps awaits Nordic skiers and snowshoeing enthusiasts. Note: pets not admitted.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda (Mont-Brun) |
| Plage Kiwanis | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 648 | Public Beaches | Rouyn-Noranda | |
| Plage municipale du lac Beauchamp | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 651 | Public Beaches | Trécesson | |
| Plage municipale Rotary | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 300 | Public Beaches | Services offered: on site: playground area for children, picnic area, snack bar, public telephone and washroom. Nearby: boat ramp. Activity: volleyball. | Val-d'Or |
| PMB Tours de ville | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 7 | City tours | Customized city tours, guided tours of specific attractions such as : the parc national d'Aiguebelle, the collines Kékéko, the Maison Dumulon and more. Bike tours available; equipment supplied if needed. | Rouyn-Noranda | ||
| Preissac | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | In Preissac, you must commune with nature. Reach the observation station of Preissac lake, where you will get an exceptional view of the surrounding landscape and the mine headframes in the vicinity. Come summer, a hike on the footbridge of the parc des Rapides or on the De la Roche pedestrian pathway will be a time for relaxation in a splendid decor. Picnic tables will be an invitation for lunch in the outdoors. Its network of navigable lakes and rivers also offers several boatslips. To conclude, the outfitter you will find here should satisfy even the most demanding hunters and fishermen. | Preissac | ||
| Puits municipal d'Amos | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 5 | Industrial tours | 529 | Industrial Tour : Hydroelectricity | The Maison du tourisme of the Amos-Harricana region presents De l'Harricana à l'esker. This exhibition relates the history of the development of the aqueduct services of the city of Amos, renowned as a freshwater paradise. A visit to the municipal well is also offered. The eskers, left behind by the shift of the glaciers over 12 000 years ago, have left the people of Amos with crystal-clear water. Discover its secrets. | Amos |
| Refuge Pageau | 1 | Amos-Harricana | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 507 | Animal Rescue Center | The extraordinary story of Refuge Pageau is first and foremost the incredible relation the Pageau family has developed and nurtured with animals. Refuge Pageau shelters orphaned, lost or injured animals. These are returned as soon as possible to their natural habitat, but others must stay at the shelter at long term. Refuge Pageau welcomes moose, bears, wolves, lynx, Virginia deer, raccoons, birds of prey and, in the summertime, many young animals left to themselves. As you follow the shelter’s wood trail, learn how and why Michel and Louise Pageau embarked on this amazing adventure more than two decades ago. | Amos |
| Rémigny | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Established in 1935, this quaint village bears the name of one of the officers of the Carignan regiment, as do several other villages in the region. Located on a peninsula, this municipality is your true nature destination. In addition to its many bodies of water, there you will find a walleye spawning ground, a charming park and a game-abounding hunting territory where you may stay at an outfitter's. There is also an old paddle-wheel water mill, as well as a cutstone church the pride of its parishioners. | Rémigny | ||
| Réseau d'observation faunique de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 388 | Interpretation | Les Abitibi-Témiscamingue reveal its unique nature through wildlife observation. The members of the Réseau d'observation faunique have prepared a tool for you that will help in the planning of your excusions and increase your chances of meeting furry or feathered specimens. This series of seven pamphlets reveal the secret lairs of our furred or scaly celebrities and the periods at which you are most likely to observe them. In addition to the dazzling pictures, you will find maps and other useful information on the reception facilities and the services and activities to complete your wildlife. | |
| Réserve faunique La Vérendrye (Sépaq) | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 2 | Nature | 579 | Recreation-Tourism Sites | Its immense territory (12 589 km2) half of which is part of Abitibi-Témiscamingue and the wealth of water resources of the réserve faunique La Vérendrye (over 4 000 lakes) make this a choice destination for anglers, canoe-camping enthusiasts and other sport and outdoor activity lovers. The reserve is managed by the Sépaq and is accessible by four visitor information centres, the north entrance of which is situated in the region, 57 km south of Val-d’Or. Here, the visitor will find different services and activities. | Val-d'Or |
| Rouyn-Noranda | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | <p>The urban heart and capital of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Rouyn-Noranda was born from the merger of thirteen municipalities. Today, Rouyn-Noranda proudly bears the title of City where sensations abound! Offering a full wealth of culture and art, Rouyn-Noranda is buoyant, cheerful and festive. Live the true Rouyn-Noranda experience through the Festival des guitares du monde, Osisko en lumière festival pyromusical, the Festival du cinéma international and the Festival de musique émergente. Just a few minutes from the downtown area, explore the landscapes and scenic points from where enchanting panoramas can be enjoyed. Rouyn-Noranda offers all the comforts of modern life: hotel accommodations, gourmet restaurants and life-appeasing facilities such as Jardin Spa. Free parking permits available at the Bureau d’information touristique for visitors from outside Rouyn-Noranda.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda | ||
| Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | From township municipality in 1897, Guigues became, in 1912, the municipality of Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues in honor of the first township bishop, Mgr Joseph Eugène Bruno Guigues. Its history unfolds throughout various attractions, among these the Domaine Breen, built in 1906 and the "Dénommé" covered bridge, erected in 1933. Despite the absence of remnants to attest to this, it was in Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues that the first silver mine in Canada (Wright Mine) was opened at the end of the 1800's, until its closing for good in 1952. To emphasize this singular era, the municipality ordered the fabrication of a replica of the mine, to be used as a frame for a sundial with a diameter of 5 metres (16 ft.) and a height of 3 metres (10 ft.). This sundial is unique in the region and has been set up near the church. Today, agriculture and small business are the economic drive of this vacationing sector situated at the heart of Témiscamingue. | Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues | ||
| Saint-Dominique-du-Rosaire | 1 | Amos Région | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Saint-Dominique-du-Rosaire was founded in the 1920s. Here, you will find an observation site and a 5 km hiking trail, a boat ramp on the Harricana River and at Obalski Lake. A rest area, complete with games, is located at the entrance of the village. A covered bridge takes you to the very heart of the countryside. | Saint-Dominique-du-Rosaire | ||
| Sainte-Germaine-Boulé | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Founded in 1933, Sainte-Germaine-Boulé, wich celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2008, is certainly one of the charming agricultural communities of abitibi-West. Erected on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the parish to honor its pioneers, the giant spinning wheel stands at the heart of the village together with a church that dates back to 1940. Note that the giant spinning wheel is registered in the Guinness Book of World Records. In addition, the Club Skinoramik, situated 5 km from the village, invites cross-country skiers to an enchanting site, that comprises 40 km of trails. Come summer, hiking and mountain bike enthusiasts can enjoy these safe trails. | Sainte-Germaine-Boulé | ||
| Sainte-Hélène-de-Mancebourg | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Established in 1941, Sainte-Hélène, invites you to stop at the Notre-Dame-de-l'Espérance chapel, located at the intersection of rural road 4 in Mancebourg. Blessed in July 1989, it greets worshipers and visitors year-round. | Sainte-Hélène-de-Mancebourg | ||
| Salle Augustin-Chénier | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 490 | Exhibition Centers and Art Galleries | In the heart of Ville-Marie, only three streets away from Lake Témiscamingue, the Salle Augustin-Chénier exhibition hall is mainly dedicated to the visual arts. Instigator, in 1992, of the International Miniature Art Biennial which showcases 600 works from 35 different countries every other year. The institution’s regular exhibitions welcome artists from the four corners of the worlds. | Ville-Marie |
| Sanctuaire Notre-Dame-de-la-Confiance | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 81 | Religious Buildings | Each year, an increasing number of people visit this site that comprises three different size chapels. Of the three, it is the medium-size chapel which attracts the most people because of the charming and peaceful atmosphere that envelopes it. In order to give you an idea of the size of the three structures, note that the biggest one has a capacity of 30 to 40 visitors. Mrs. Flora Bégin-Lapointe founded the smallest chapel in 1957. | Palmarolle |
| Senneterre | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | The Municipality of Senneterre, on the shores of the majestic Bell River, is a genuine paradise for hunters and fishermen who enjoy each year one of the region's many outfitters. It stands out as a nature destination of choice. By its location, Senneterre is an important crossroad. The only passenger train station of Abitibi-Témiscamingue is located in Senneterre. Visitors can take an independent city tour with the help of a leaflet explaining its history and heritage. The city has a boat ramp located in the heart of downtown for sailing in the Bell River as well as a 4,2 km bike path running all the way to Mount Bell. At the end of June, lumberjacks take over the city for the Festival forestier while, come winter, snowmobilers congregate to one of the main gateways of the region. | Senneterre | ||
| Sentiers pédestres et poste d'observation du Grand Héron | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 117 | Interpretation | Via Hwy. 111 West, La Sarre bound, take Chazel road, then turn right into rural road 6-7 and follow the road signs. Marked trails and a 10 m high observation deck make it possible to see the island where these tall waders nest. Moreover, you will get a splendid view of lakes Macamic, Piton and Courval. Bird enthusiasts and bird watchers should not forget their binoculars. Hiking shoes are recommanded. | Macamic | ||
| Site historique Domaine Breen | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 244 | Historic Sites | Built in 1906 by blacksmith Thomas Breen and recognized historical site in 2007, the century-old Breen house is situated at the heart of the municipality of Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues. The authentic nature of the site and its furniture has been preserved in a remarkable way and is your chance to step into history and feel the way of life and culture of that era. The environment of this bourgeois property is a true historic garden and of great value for our cultural heritage. You are also invited to visit the Halloween-style decorated attic that lends a mysterious atmosphere to the room. Note that the visit will also include the interpretation of the municipality's mining history, symbolized by a sundial in the form of a mine headframe situated near the house. | Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues |
| Société d'histoire et du patrimoine de la région de La Sarre | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 723 | Historic Sites | <p>In 2001, La Sarre founded a history society that established its headquarters in one of the oldest homes of the town, the Lavigne House. Get the feel of life in yesteryears and visit the various thematic exhibitions, the collection of old photos and the scale models representing the covered bridges of Abitibi-West.</p> | La Sarre |
| Taschereau | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | <p>Once an important railway centre, Taschereau now thrives to the rhythm of the forest industry sawmills have strongly influenced its development and continue to do so. Taschereau is also one of the entrance points to Parc national d'Aiguebelle. A road rest stop has been organized at the municipal quay. Here you will find picnic tables and playground areas, panels that present the history of the municipality, as well as a display that shows the attractions of the region.</p> | Taschereau | ||
| Témiscaming | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Témiscaming is one of only three planned cities in Quebec. Its design was inspired by the English garden town concept. Even today, the Anglo-Saxon architecture, the beds of flowering plants, and the works of art of European origin blend in superbly with the natural and sumptuous setting of this community nested on the hillside.Témiscaming won two Fleurons, thus attesting its status of flower-town and justifying its slogan 'Cité-jardin'. Témiscaming is also part of the 'Village-relais' network. This confirms the quantity and quality of the services delivered to our visitors. Témiscaming’s numerous attractions include the Musée de la gare (Canadian Pacific Railroad museum), which was designated historic monument, and a 7-km linear path for a hike, bicycle ride or other. Discover the breathtaking Gordon Creek falls and explore the path climbing to a scenic point that overlooks the downtown area of Témiscaming and the Ottawa River. Sports facilities include a 9-hole golf course, baseball and soccer fields and tennis courts.With its flamboyant landscapes and numerous lakes, the Témiscaming area provides, year round, a natural environment of exceptional beauty to its inhabitants and tourists. | Témiscaming | ||
| Théâtre du Rift | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 664 | Performing Arts Centers | Overlooking downtown Ville-Marie, Théâtre du Rift was converted into a multipurpose 300-seat venue serving three purposes: film projection (Cinéma du Rift), performing arts (plays, music, dance, humor) and stage rental for community projects. Check our activity program on our website. | Ville-Marie |
| Théâtre du Tandem | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 725 | Summer Theatres | <p>La Persistance du sable, a play by Marcel-Romain Thériault presented in partnership with Théâtre populaire d’Acadie. At the turn of the 1980s, Joyal Arsenault, a young social sciences graduate, and his mother, Mérilda, a political activist, attempt in vain to counter the "second Acadian deportation". Mérilda attributes the defeat to the population’s lack of courage and temerity, and to her son’s refusal to fight to the finish. Thirty years have passed. Joyal returns home to a very ill mother. Will they succeed in finally making peace with one another?</p> | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Tour de ville historico-anecdotico humoristique en vélo-taxi | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 7 | City tours | Comfortably seated, let yourself be driven on a taxi bike through the streets of Ville-Marie, and discover the figures and the anecdotes, sometimes funny, sometimes serious, known to have shaped the history of Ville-Marie. This guided tour is a must during your stay in Ville-Marie, because the stories of our passionate guides will take you on a fascinating and ecological journey into the past. Also available for groups, on foot and by bus. | Ville-Marie | ||
| Troupe de théâtre Brin d'folie | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 1 | Culture and Heritage | 709 | Summer Theatres | <p>The theatre group Brin d'Folie, founded in 2002, allows theatre lovers to participate in the creation of quality theatrical productions on and behind the scene. The 2010 season is presented at the Petit Théâtre du Vieux Noranda. Check our Website for more information on the upcoming play.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda |
| Val-d'Or | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | <p>Established in 1934, Val-d'Or is part of the towns and villages of Abitibi-Témiscamingue that owe their birth to the gold rush. Here, the visitors will have the opportunity to start their visit of Abitibi with The Prospectors' and Clearers' Tour, from the Cité de l'Or. Moreover, carré Lapointe, located on 3e Avenue in the heart of downtown, is the site of a monument that represents a miner. It stands witness to the considerable input of these workers, who succeeded in transforming this rocky region into an unequalled land. Nearby, on boulevard Dennison, you will find the parc des Marais, which combines culture and the outdoors thanks to a path that leads to sculptures. Finally, a slight detour to the Vassan and Val-Senneville quarters will allow visitors to appreciate a cultural heritage bridge: the Champagne covered bridge.</p> | Val-d'Or | ||
| Val-d'Or (Dubuisson) | 5 | Vallée-de-l'Or | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Dubuisson has developed the sentier d'interprétation de la nature de l'École buissonnière (nature interpretation path). It offers 3 kilometres of trails for hiking enthusiasts, in the enchanting setting of the Piché-Lemoyne forest. Nearby, the parc forestier des Explorateurs gives you a chance to rest for a picnic and enjoy the panorama of the Piché River. | Val-d'Or (Dubuisson) | ||
| Verger de l'île Nepawa | 2 | La Sarre et l'Abitibi-Ouest | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 4 | Agricultural Tourism | 525 | Guided Tours | At the very heart of Lake Abitibi, the Verger de l’île Nepawa is the fruit of many years of passion, devotion and care. Pierre and Jaçinthe, the owners, opens the doors to his interpretive center. Indulge in sampling season fruits such as apples, raspberries, prunes and Cherries. At the reception pavilion, a permanent exhibition of 30 lino engravings by artist Roger Pelerin tells the story of the Island. In the wintertime, nowshoeing trails crisscross the forest of this magnificient and peaceful vacation spot. | Sainte-Hélène-de-Mancebourg |
| Ville-Marie | 4 | Témiscamingue | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 6 | Municipality | Prenez un nouveau cap, Ville-Marie sur le Lac . (Change course, Ville-Marie on the Lake.) Here is the slogan of the oldest town of the region will celebrate its 125th anniversary in 2011. Erected directly on the shores of Lake Témiscamingue, Ville-Marie bathes in a unique atmosphere of calm and relaxation, so conducive to vacationing. Roam the Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Notre-Dame and Sainte-Anne streets and discover century-old Victorian homes, a former school of agriculture built of fieldstones, and a vintage downtown ornate with Boomtown façades that bring you back to a time when, to reach Ville-Marie from the south, the Météor had to be used. This famous boat has since become the emblem of the town.A short distance from downtown, the parc du Centenaire, starting point of La Route verte, offers a breath-taking view of the lake. It is the prime animation site of the numerous festive and cultural events that set the tempo for a lively tourist season. Nearby, the municipal marina offers various services to the boaters and tourists who want to enjoy the sites. | Ville-Marie | ||
| Xstrata Copper, fonderie Horne | 3 | Rouyn-Noranda | 1 | Activities and Attractions | 5 | Industrial tours | 722 | Industrial Tour : Mine | <p>Started up in 1927, this complex is still today one of the most important world producers of copper and precious metals. At first destined to the exclusive extraction and processing of its own ore, the company was, early on, poised to meet an international demand by offering ore and other metal material smelting-type services.</p> | Rouyn-Noranda |
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