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The colourful tapestry of Lanaudière's history can be observed and enjoyed today in the town centres: ( Berthierville's Rue Frontenac or Joliette's Boulevard Manseau and Place Bourget); in the villages (Rang York in Saint-Barthélemy, Rang Saint-Louisand the unique block-houses in Saint-Esprit, or Rang Saint-Albert in Saint-Thomas, with its former tobacco dryers); in the peacefulness and beauty of the religious sites (Repentigny's Purification Church or the church of Sainte-Geneviève-de-Berthier); (...)

The colourful tapestry of Lanaudière's history can be observed and enjoyed today in the town centres: ( Berthierville's Rue Frontenac or Joliette's Boulevard Manseau and Place Bourget); in the villages (Rang York in Saint-Barthélemy, Rang Saint-Louisand the unique block-houses in Saint-Esprit, or Rang Saint-Albert in Saint-Thomas, with its former tobacco dryers); in the peacefulness and beauty of the religious sites (Repentigny's Purification Church or the church of Sainte-Geneviève-de-Berthier); in historical sites such as Terrebonne's Île-des-Moulins and its imposing 19th century buildings; and in Le Chemin du Roy (King's Road), Canada's earliest major highway.

The King's Road

In 1706, the governing council decided to build a highway alongside the St. Lawrence River linking Quebec City with Montreal. Work was begun in 1731 and completed in 1737. It was the first highway in Canadato be navigable by carriage and became the principal conduit for travellers and mail. Today, Route 138 mostly runs along the same path and the King's Road tourist route in Lanaudière begins in Repentigny. Much of Quebec's history and character can be traced and enjoyed here: from heritage sites (mills, churches, ancestral homes, art galleries, etc.) to the magnificent scenery (spectacular river views).

Welcome, all those who love sports and the outdoors in general.

There are so many ways to enjoy the outdoors in Lanaudière: on foot, by bicycle, canoe, horseback, motorcycle, car, float plane, ATV or snowmobile. Whatever your sport or medium of transportation, you can practice it here.

Always something to celebrate!

Lanaudièreloves to celebrate! All year long, you're invited to enjoy our many festivals and cultural events: craft fairs, markets and local produce, ice sculptures, street festivals, summer theatres, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, Acadian Festival of Saint-Liguori , the symphony of fall foliage colours, and so much more.