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Labyrinthe Memphremagog
Visitors looking for a bit of mental stimulation can spend an hour or two searching for the middle of this giant maze while solving riddles along the way. Situated on the shore of Lake Memphremagog, canoe, kayak, sailboat and paddleboat rentals are available. There is also a bar and terrace onsite.
Address: Plage des Cantons Route112 Magog QC Canada J1X 5R9
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The Big Hill
The highest point of the islands, at 174 metres the Big Hill offers views over the entire archipelago. Located on L'Île de Grande-Entrée, which has residents of mostly English and Irish descent, the hill is reachable vis the Ivan Quinn pathway. |
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Mines Seleine (Salt Mines)
Below Rocher du Dauphin's surface, on Grosse-Île, lies large salt deposits that are excavated to be exported throughout eastern Canada and the United States. The mine is a whopping 300 m (984 ft) deep and is 1.6 km (1 mi) in diametre. More than a million tones of salt are produced annually, which is mostly used to de-ice slippery winter roads. |
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Located in a chateau that is inspired by Cinderella's castle at Disney Land, this site offers everything Christmas. Displays include a miniature Christmas village, Santa's house and a variety of decorated Christmas trees. Visitors can learn the traditions and customs of a number of countries and take a guided tour. There is also a souvenir shop on site
Address: 65, rue de l'Ancrage Riviere-du-Loup QC Canada G5R 6C5
 Send an Email 1 418 863-6635
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Upon his retirement, Ernest Baillargeon began building miniature buildings as a pastime and the result is the Village Minature Baillargeon. The village features recreations of 215 structures including both local buildings and famous structures such as the Eiffel Tower and the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Address: 5905, 130e Rue Est Saint-Georges de Beauce QC Canada G5Y 5B9
Send an Email 1 418 228-8796
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La Maison du Teleroman
La Maison du Teleroman (Home of the TV Series) is a centre that displays artefacts from numerous Quebec television series dating back to 1950. Host Victor-Levy Beaulieu will guide visitors through a collection of sets, costumes, photos, posters and manuscripts. There is also an art gallery, a bookstore and a restaurant and bar on site.
Address: 23, rue Pelletier Trois-Pistoles QC Canada G0L 4K0
Send an Email 1 418 857-2000
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Le Cache-a-l'Eau
This family entertainment centre features a maze, restaurant, climbing wall, trampolines and more. The centre can accommodate up to 500 people and has six party rooms that may be rented by groups for various special occasions.
Address: 1235, rue Ampere Boucherville QC Canada J4B 7M6
Send an Email (4) 1 450 641-0312
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Le Labyrinthe Saint-Jean
Each summer from July until September adventurous visitors can get themselves lost, and hopefully found again, in Le Labyrinthe. In addition to the giant cornfield maze there is garden art and a musical show that features a different theme each year.
Address: On Boulevard du Seminaire (route 223) at the corner of rue Carillon Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu QC
1 514 248-9975
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Artisans du Sable
For more than 20 years talented artists have been using the islands' most plentiful resource to create original, long-lasting and beautiful sculptures. Sand is hardened using a secret process to create an attractive and durable material from which lamps, vases, hourglasses, murals and much more are formed. The products of Artisans du Sable have been well-renowned world-wide.
Address: 907 Route 199 Havre-Aubert QC Canada G4T 9C8
Send an Email 1 418 937-2917
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Maritime Institute of Quebec
From the middle of June until the end of August, the Institut maritime du Québec (Maritime Institute of Quebec) opens its doors so visitors can learn the history of maritime transport in the region. The institute offers guided tours and features exhibits, simulators, works of art and more.
Address: 53, rue Saint-Germain Ouest Rimouski QC Canada G5L 4B4
Send an Email (1) 1 418 724-2822
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Cafe Creation
Visitors to Cafe Creation can choose one of over 50 ceramic pieces to paint and turn into their own special creation. While working on their piece, guests can have a light snack such as nachos, muffins and brownies and enjoy a drink of coffee, tea, beer or wine.
Address: 11325, 1ere Avenue Saint-Georges de Beauce QC Canada G5Y 2C6
1 418 226-2013
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