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Les 5 meilleures villes à visiter près de Montréal
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Les plus belles villes à visiter autour de Montréal
Même s'il y a de nombreuses autres belles villes près de Montréal que nous avons laissées de côté, il fallait choisir notre top 5. Nous espérons que cette liste vous donnera envie de visiter l'une de ces belles villes si ce n'est pas déjà fait !Mont-Tremblant
Known for being a snow sports haven and for its great national park, it's an easy sell to any future visitors. During the summer, Tremblant is a great place for kayaking, biking, swimming, hiking and other outdoor activities. Mont-Tremblant is about a 2-3hr trip from Montreal so you can easily plan a day trip if need be. If you're interested for a longer time Tremblant has plenty to offer. From its mountain views to its quaint village design it truly does resemble a sort of Alpine dream village. The village features a variety of shops and nightlife that can make for a great night or weekend!Baie-Saint-Paul
Probablement la destination la moins connue de notre liste, Baie-Saint-Paul se trouve dans la région de Charlevoix et est surtout réputée pour ses galeries d'art, ses boutiques de produits locaux et sa belle scène de restaurants. Elle est considérée comme un pôle culturel québécois, avec de nombreux services pour combler les goûts de chacun. La ville est entourée de chaînes de montagnes où l'on trouve de nombreux sentiers de randonnée, si c'est votre truc ! Baie-Saint-Paul abrite aussi beaucoup de terres agricoles, et vous pouvez visiter ces fermes et acheter leurs produits locaux, qui valent à eux seuls le déplacement !Québec
Quebec City, Quebec's national capital is probably one of the most famous locations here but with good reason. As some may know, Quebec City is a Unesco world heritage site and has about over 400 years of history to it. The city truly reflects this and also embraces while also embracing modernity creating a vibrant mix of charm. Quebec City is known for a myriad of things including its unique French Canadian culture, historical sites, shopping, family activity, local food, bars while also providing the luxury of having nearby outdoors activities. It truly provides a hybrid flexibility to its visitors as there is always something to do regardless of the season or weather. Quebec City is also an incredibly beautiful city which attracts many photographers to work their magic.
Gatineau
Gatineau is one of Quebec's major cities situated on the border of Quebec and Ontario. In fact it is only separated by the Ottawa river and once you're there you can head over to Ottawa freely if you wish to do so! Gatineau offers a unique urban vibe featuring a variety of restaurants, nightlife, local homemade products & crafts and microbreweries which are easily accessible by bike or walk due to its intricate paths. Among its other amenities it also features the Casino du Lac-Leamy, the Canadian Museum of History and Les Promenades Gatineau which is a huge newly renovated mall.
Montebello
Montebello is a city located at the eastern edge of the Outaouais region. It is mostly known for Le Château Montebello which is an extremely popular resort hotel and is the largest structure made out of logs in the world -- truly a sight to see even if you aren't staying there! The resort also has a track record of accommodating geo political leaders such as various American presidents and also played host to the G7 summit in 1981.
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