Montréal: whether it's a trip to the botanical gardens, the olympic stadium, or to simply sip on a cup of coffee, a french coffee, you will experience
the diverse culture and fun Montreal has to offer.

Noyan:Situated at the mouth of Lake Champlain
and the Richelieu River, along the border of
Vermont, the Municipality of Noyan offers you an environment rich in history, aquatic sports, cycling and other activities.

Richelieu:Montérégie is a huge territory of hills and valleys covering more than 10000 square kilometres. The region has been officially named on December
5, 1985, and owes its designation to the several
hills scattered on its territory. Conveniently located at the south of Montréal’s island, midway between the towns of Québec and Ottawa, Montérégie’s touristy diversity with its blend of culture, agriculture and heritage makes it particularly noticeable.

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