Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle |
10 km/6 miles |
After you cross the border, you’ll find yourself on Highway 15 North. Take Highway 202 to Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle to join up with splendid Highway 223, a road that hugs the Richelieu River. Make it your first stop and soak up the beautiful vista! |
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Saint-Paul-de-l’Île-aux-Noix |
16 km/10 miles |
The boating capital of Québec, Saint-Paul-de-l’Île-aux-Noix is a picturesque isle that’s easily accessed by ferry. There, you can discover Fort Lennox National Historic Site of Canada (a 19th-century British fort). The nearby bicycle path provides a perfect opportunity to enjoy the region’s charms at your leisure... |
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Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu |
40 km/25 miles |
Notable for its vigorous 19th-century trade with the U.S., Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu is enhanced by magnificent Victorian buildings and stately Canadian dwellings. Here you’ll also find a whole range of activities like the Labyrinthe géant (giant maze), the Musée du Fort Saint-Jean museum and Croisières Richelieu (cruise operators). |
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31 km/19 miles from Highway 223 |
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Wine Route
A short detour along the Wine Route lets you sample the heady delights of Québec’s wine-producing region. Red, white or bubbly, this is a wonderful alternative route. Santé!
 Take Highway 104 East from Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu to Farnham. From there, follow the signs.
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Welcome to Montréal! |
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You arrived to Montréal by Champlain Bridge, named after Samuel de Champlain, who founded Québec City in 1608. This bridge offers an exceptional view of the Montréal skyline and also brings you within easy reach of a major tourist attraction, the Old Port of Montréal.
With its countless boutiques, cafés, bistros, tourist attractions and an endless stream of festivals spilling out onto the downtown streets all summer long, Montréal is a destination you won’t want to miss! |
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