TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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Le Moulin Michel is a great place to learn about buckwheat, the history of flour mills in Quebec, and to treat yourself to a light meal in the open air.
Visitors can step back in time and become aware of the art and work involved in the miller trade. At the time, miller’s profession was quite an adventure!
The Parc Régional de la Rivière Gentilly is located in the heart of the Centre-du-Québec region. It provides outdoor enthusiasts with a wide range of activities. There is an abundance of fauna and flora, and there are numerous canals.
As one of the park’s primary rivers, the Gentilly River will appeal especially to fishermen and canoeists. Trails for biking and hiking are also highly well-liked.
A visit to the biodiversity center is a must!
Inside, you will have access to a wide variety of interactive activities. Travel across the St-Lawrence River with a multimedia projection of the tides and inhabitants. Wander through the sensory corridor to learn all about the fauna.
Outdoor, 4 kilometres of magnificent trails and eight ecosystems await you! The numerous interpretation panels will enable you to have an exciting visit.
Photo: Google Maps, Musée de la Biodiversité du Québec
La Ferme du Joual Vair always offers you pleasant and safe horse riding excursions. The reputation of the Ferme du Joual Vair is second to none, and you can count on them to provide you with unforgettable experiences.
You will be transported elsewhere, far from every day and the ordinary. Imagine riding in an incredible setting of rolling green meadows and forests with a thousand paths.
Photos: https://www.facebook.com/LaFermeduJoualVair/
The place to play on a magnificent course along the river, very close to Trois-Rivières. An 18-hole golf course, located at the foot of the Laviolette bridge and opposite the Auberge Godefroy, for an even more complete moment of escape! The atmosphere is friendly, and the course, with Bermuda Grass greens and Blue Grass fairways, offers a nice balance between greenery, trees, bodies of water, sand traps and uneven terrain.
The building and grounds of this vineyard are very attractive. Enjoy walking around the vineyard, admiring the vines, of course, but also the many plants and flowers. The hostas are especially spectacular here.
Once you get over the shock of finding a vineyard in BĂ©cancour, on the south shore of St. Lawrence, you can sit back on the patio of the Domaine du Clos de l’Isle and sip some wine while looking out on the river. The view from the patio is well worth the visit.
Photo:Â https://vignobleduclosdelisle.ca/
Beautiful place with unique nature and dense trees, suitable for picnics and walks, the temperature on the hottest summer day is also very good and desirable.
There is an observation tower to see the river, and the information panels are interesting.
Photo: https://tourismebecancour.com/profiter/sports-et-plein-air/parc-ecologique-godefroy
