From Vaudreuil-Dorion to Rigaud
Time
1 day
# of stops
5 stops
Distance
33 km
Stops
- 1 Maison Trestler
- 2 Musée régional de Vaudreuil-Soulanges
- 3 Maison Félix-Leclerc
- 4 Centre d'histoire vivante Greenwood
- 5 Sucrerie de la Montagne
Maison Trestler 1
85, Chemin de la Commune - Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec J7V 2C3
A unique heritage property, Maison Trestler is a window back in time. Built in the late 1700s, the 16-room stone house is a shining example of Québec history, complete with period furniture, artifacts, even its own ghost! The summer season bustles with excitement: group tours, guided visits, exhibitions, and a legendary summer concert series that features talented local and international musicians. The house is available as an enchanting venue for weddings, business meetings, and other events, complete with rentals and catering services. Sheltered in a residential area of Vaudreuil-Dorion, Maison Trestler is one of the region’s cultural gems, easily accessible by car, train, bicycle, or on foot.
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Musée régional de Vaudreuil-Soulanges 2
431, Avenue Saint-Charles - Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec J7V 2N3
Built near 1847, this imposing structure began its life as Collège Saint-Michel, functioning as Vaudreuil Village’s boy’s school. In 1958, it became the home of the Musée régional de Vaudreuil-Soulanges. Through its permanent and temporary ethnologiccal exhibitions, this museums acts as a witness to the evolution of this region’s way of life. The museum houses and protects over 9,000 magnificent objects of Quebec’s material heritage. Themed activities are offered for children during the city’s many cultural events, and adult workshops are planned throughout the year. The museum is especially active with heritage and artistic workshops during the Seigneuriales de Vaudreuil-Dorion.
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Maison Félix-Leclerc 3
186, Chemin de l'Anse - Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec J7V 8P3
The Maison Félix Leclerc is classified as a historical monument and has a permanent exhibition that invites guests to learn all about this star of song, theatre, and poetry. At the same time, discover the wellspring of creativity of the era's artistic community and the works of art Félix created while living on Vaudreuil-Dorion's Chemin de l’Anse. Other than inetractive guided tours, guests can profit all season long from a number of shows and cultural events in a garden that overlooks the magnificent Lake of Two Mountains. The shop is a must-visit as well, full of unique souvenirs and beautiful local artisanal and gourmet products.
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Centre d'histoire vivante Greenwood 4
254, Rue Main - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0
Centre d'histoire vivante Greenwood is a historic home and garden that offers visitors an unparalleled vision of the region’s past. Built on the banks of Lac des Deux-Montagnes in 1732 and expanded in the following years, Greenwood Cottage has been the home of the Delesderniers, Shepherd, and Nobbs families for five generations, two families of fascinating characters whose letters and effects bring life to the house decades later. You will hear their stories as you tour the beautifully conserved property full of period furniture, costumes and important Canadian artifacts; you can even stay for tea on the back porch! The non-profit organization preserves the house and relies on volunteers to allow public access to the house during the summer. The heritage of these generations is a treasure to be shared for all current generations and all those to come.
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Sucrerie de la Montagne 5
300, Chemin Saint-Georges - Rigaud, Québec J0P 1P0
The Sucrerie de la Montagne is a sugar shack with a gourmet twist. In Rigaud, the 120-acre maple sugar farm uses traditional methods to extract the sap and produce Canada’s favourite treat. Open year-round and set in the heart of an ancient maple forest, the site has been arranged like a village from long ago. The vintage atmosphere transports guests to another time and place, making it all the easier to forget modern cares and truly savour Québec’s flavours and traditions. The menu is based on traditional sugaring-off fare but with an eye towards excellent culinary performance; the kitchen is well-known for providing feasts for heritage activities and other social events. The Sucrerie de la Montagne is considered both a Québec heritage site and a distinctive Canadian experience, making it the perfect stop for anyone wanting to discover one of the quintessential elements of Canadian and Québec culture.
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