TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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The Sayabec Heritage Station-Maison de la culture is a gathering place for artists and lovers of art and culture. Built in 1912, the station allows visitors to appreciate the architecture of built heritage.
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At Parc de la Baie-de-Charlie, you will find everything to spend a day outdoors. First of all, the sandy beach descends gently into the water, which allows everyone to bathe pleasantly.
Picnic tables are set up there. You will find a gazebo about 100 meters from the beach on the edge of the cape.
Photos: Google Maps, Gilles Janvier, Hols Blueberry, Karine Bédard
Don’t miss this rest stop on the shore of Lake Matapédia.
The first inhabitant of Matapédia Valley was Pierre Brochu (1795-1871), who settled down at the tip of Matapédia Lake in 1833. He operated a guard post along Kempt Road to offer relief and lodging to travellers and postilions. He occupied this position until he died in 1871.
Photos: Google Maps, OurRetiredLife YouTube
Very beautiful church in Sayabec. There is a very beautiful exhibition, and it is free to discover.
Photo: Google Street View; Google Maps, Marcellin Cote
The Cantine Rendez-vous Ouellet is one of the most famous restaurants in Sayabec. People have to say that their food has an original Quebec taste.
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