Built in 1940-1946, thanks to the thousands of hours of volunteer work done by the parishioners of Rémigny, the Rémigny church is made of cut stone in the Dom Bellot style, i.e., without any pillars inside, and it houses three consecrated altars; a unique feature in Abitibi-Témiscamingue.
Site historique de l’église St-Urbain de Rémigny
Location
Event location – Poste d'accueil
1286 Chemin de l'Église, Rémigny, Québec, Canada, J0Z 3H0
1286 Chemin de l'Église, Rémigny, Québec, Canada, J0Z 3H0
47.76148870, -79.20911000
Bâtiment historique de l'église St-Urbain de Rémign © D.Leahey
Aire d'exposition temporaire: artefacts © M.Barrette
Aire d'exposition temporaire: artefacts © M.Barrette
Aire d'exposition temporaire: maquettes historiques © M.Barrette
Activities
Recreational and cultural activities
Self-guided tour
Concert, show
Guided tour
Facilities
Infrastructure and equipment
Interpretation panels
Services
Visitor services
Shop
Admitted customers
Childrens
Adults
Groups
Teens
Groups
Guided tour in english
Special schedule on request
Guided tour in french
Reservation required
Entertainment available
Group rate
Getting there
Parking
Free on-site parking
Parking for buses and coaches
