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Parc de la rivière Gentilly, nestled in the heart of nature, is not only a refuge of natural beauty, it’s also a model of accessible tourism. Indeed, this magnificent park is committed to creating an inclusive environment for visitors of all abilities. Discover why this unique place is a must for an enriching and accessible outing. 

Set off on a road trip along Highway 132, also known as the Route des Navigateurs, where spectacular scenery, friendly encounters and flavourful discoveries will make your journey an unforgettable one. We’ve developed an itinerary for you that follows the northern route, beginning with the immense Gulf of St. Lawrence. But there’s nothing to stop from you from starting your trip on the southern route, driving on the seaward side! 

Who said the city was incompatible with winter? Far from it! When the cold season sets in, Montréal and Laval offer unmissable winter discoveries. Whether you’re interested in a museum tour or the thrill of the great outdoors, there’s something […]

A delightful first stop We began our route by stopping in at ChocoMotive in Montebello. More than just a chocolate shop, it’s an interpretive site on chocolate-making. This economuseum uses authentic know-how and certified fair trade and […]

To make the most of a weekend or a visit to Québec, discover five accessible tourist attractions and sites to enjoy with your family, any season of the year.