Summer might be ending, but that’s never a reason to be sad in the Laurentians! Fall colours are back, as spectacular as ever. With the Laurentian landscape turning into a vast multi-coloured tableau, it’s time once again to enjoy blazing fall scenery in the cooler mountain air.
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Culture and Route des Belles-Histoires
Nourish your creative soul in the Laurentians and discover the local arts and heritage! While the region’s natural charm is hard to resist in the summer, the rich culture will take your stay to another level. Come and hang out in the streets of picturesque villages throughout the territory, or stop by that attractive art gallery showcasing the work of local artists. At museums, you’re invited to admire the most inspiring of eccentric creations in both permanent and temporary exhibitions. Also, make the most of your visit to dive into the fascinating history of the Laurentians, by exploring its heritage sites and heritage homes that reflect times of yore. In the Laurentians, culture is an inexhaustible source of inspiration. You might be surprised by all there is to offer!
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We invite you to explore a region with exceptional landscapes. From vast spaces to lively villages and a rich, diverse four-season cultural heritage, the Laurentian region invites you to discover its new activities and attractions for the summer of 2023. A wide array of unique and amazing activities awaits you. One day won’t be enough to do everything. Give them a try!
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Discover our Summer Festivals and Events
Popular No matter the time of year, there are plenty offestivals and events happening in the Laurentians. Music, dance, and theatre lovers can groove to the beat of the region’s many festivals and experience the creativity of local and visiting artists. As for sports, the Laurentians are hosting lots of major events this summer. Take a look at our suggestions:
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It’s such a joy to discover a region through its artists and its history. Several sites in the Laurentians reflect this juxtaposition of past and present. Come and soak up our rich, lively heritage, and let the creativity of our artists and artisans carry you away. No matter the time of year, there are plenty offestivals and events happening in the Laurentians. Music, dance, and theatre lovers can groove to the beat of the region’s many festivals and experience the creativity of local and visiting artists.
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Online Stores for Christmas Gift Ideas
Looking to give your loved ones a gift they won’t forget? Here are the online stores we recommend to find memorable, one-of-a-kind gifts that bring joy to all! Discover what makes the Laurentians special in a magical setting. Here are our suggestions:
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Come and enjoy a new way to do your Christmas shopping in the Laurentians! Pay a visit to our numerous crafts displays and Christmas markets where local artists, producers and craftspersons await you. Discover the exceptional work of these talented creators and pick up some very original gifts. You can also sample the fine regional produce of the Laurentians and take some of it back home.
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How do I make the most of November?
November is a grey, drab month for many of us: The change back to standard time, darkness in early evening, and the return of cold weather. However, we’ve found some original ideas in the Laurentians to make the most of this month and help fight off the November blahs:
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In the Laurentians, there’s a package deal for everyone! Whether for a vacation with family or friends, or for a romantic getaway, the Laurentians are the perfect destination! Take advantage of a selection of tempting offers and package deals, all wonderful summer season long. Whether you opt for a holiday resort hotel, a treehouse, a tourist inn, a forest outfitter, or eccentric accommodation, you’re sure to find one common theme: a memorable, human experience! Have a great vacation!
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Laurentides: Off the beaten track
People often think they know everything about the Laurentides region. Its Parc national d’Oka to the south, its Lac des Deux Montagnes, the Saint-Sauveur and Mont-Tremblant ski resorts, and the cities of Saint-Jérôme and Mirabel. But if you get off the main roads, you quickly realize that the Laurentides region abounds with all sorts of charming places and fascinating people.
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