Village Centers

Travel along the King’s Road in Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures for one of the most stunning views of the vast Saint Lawrence River.

Located at the meeting point of the L’Assomption River and the Saint Lawrence River, Repentigny is the starting point of the Chemin du Roy (King’s Road) in Lanaudière.

Named in honour of the Iroquois chief, Donnacona is a thriving territory where tradition and modernity meet.

Experience the history of Batiscan, where the alignment of houses offers a spectacular view of the Saint Lawrence River.

Full of vitality, Louiseville blends heritage, recreation and nature for a memorable adventure in Mauricie!

Of Indigenous origin, Maskinongé has a unique heritage shaped by the influence of the Chemin du Roy (King’s Road).

Yamachiche stands out for its cultural heritage, historic homes and the fascinating spectacle of migratory birds.

Explore Cap-Rouge, famous for its red cliffs, where Jacques Cartier landed in 1541.

Discover the “Small Channel Fish Capital of the World”, a Quebec gem!

Visit Cap-de-la-Madeleine, a village core with more than 1,000 heritage buildings.

An iconic town in Lanaudière, Berthierville continues to echo the tune of “Sur la route de Berthier”.

Blending historic charm and modernity along the shores of Lake Saint-Pierre, Pointe-du-Lac is one of the most beautiful districts of Trois-Rivières.

An old seigneury dating back to 1640, Saint-Sulpice has prospered around its flour mill and the river.

From “Paper Capital of the World” to “Poetry Capital”, Trois-Rivières has it all!

Taste Neuville’s famous sweet corn while visiting local markets along the river.

An ancient Wendat site, Lanoraie reveals 5,000 years of history shaped by shipbuilding and rail transport.

A flagship district of Quebec City, Montcalm is filled with historic buildings and cultural sites for a colourful getaway.

Considered one of the most beautiful places in Quebec, Grondines opens the door to a world to explore, from past to present!

Explore Champlain, one of the most beautiful villages in Quebec, with its 200 heritage buildings.

An emblematic territory of New France, Portneuf offers a unique blend of culture, nature and history.

Located along the Saint Lawrence River, the Sillery district in Quebec City is full of tourist attractions to explore.

An agricultural village with old-world charm, Saint-Barthélemy has preserved its vibrant village core.

Overlooking the north shore of the Saint Lawrence River, Cap-Santé is part of the Association of the Most Beautiful Villages of Quebec!

Admired by tourists worldwide for its picturesque charm, Quebec City marks the beginning of the King’s Road.

Here, the legend of the chasse-galerie (The Flying Canoe) truly comes to life! Come explore an exceptional heritage.

Founded in 1640, Deschambault features many historic landmarks and a variety of gourmet attractions for all tastes!