The first thing that I think of when I think about my visit to the Marc Côté gallery and stone sculpture garden is a good time. The weather was good, the light was good, the welcome was warm and it was the countryside at its best.

One of my favourite activities is agri-tourism. More than anything, I like learning how our regional products are made. I could find this kind of experience at the Moule à Sucre.

The birthplace of Louis Fréchette allowed me to discover a part of our history through its exhibitions and summer programming accessible to the whole family.

The Chemin de la Fraîcheur route, located along the Chemin Vire-Crêpes in the sector of St-Nicolas, offers berry lovers the perfect opportunity to taste seasonal produce in a country setting.

Looking for a place to go for a relaxing getaway in an unknown place? We had the chance to visit Isle-aux-grues, located in the St. Lawrence River less than an hour from Quebec.

Come learn about the history of the Irish immigrants that left their homeland in search of a better life. With its original buildings, characters from the period and the guides, you’ll have an unforgettable experience!

Did you say ‘’squeak-squeak’’?

The mill, the manor and the enchanting surroundings filled with century-old trees will take you on a trip back in time! The big mill wheel, still working today, will amaze you!

If you’re a hiker and looking for new places to try out this fun outdoor sport, 3 Monts de Coleraine is without a doubt a not-to- be-missed place to add to your list!