Terrebonne

Terrebonne, a popular tourist destination, is Québec’s tenth-largest city and the largest in Lanaudière. Alongside the Mille-Îles river, Old Terrebonne is considered one of the key heritage districts in the province, with its fine seigneurial architecture dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Whether for the Île-des-Moulins, the Théâtre du Vieux-Terrebonne, the many restaurants and outdoor patios, the yearly festival of wine and history, the golf courses and cycle paths or the stunning views that come with kayaking in Parc de la Rivière, you’re sure to love Terrebonne.

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Festivals and events

Festivities and festivals

Christmas Markets

Concerts and music

Shows and theater

Artistic events

Exhibitions and fairs

Outdoor activities

Hiking

Adventure sports

Biking

Wildlife observation

Regional and municipal parks

Horse riding

Golf

Hunting, fishing, outfitters

Art, culture and heritage

Museums and historic sites

Immersive experiences and illuminations

Art galleries

Performance halls and theaters

Religious heritage

Architecture, design and urban art

Leisure and entertainment

Family amusement centers

Escape rooms

Bowling

Delicious discoveries

Agrotourism and pick-your-own

Markets and local products

Chocolate makers and confectioners

Pastry chefs and bakers

Winter activities

Alpine skiing and snowboarding

Ice skating

Climbing, biking and other winter activities

Water activities

Canoeing, kayaking and rafting

Board and sail

Relaxation and shopping

Shopping

Spas and relaxation

Nightlife and casinos

Where to eat

Restaurants

Breakfast and brunch

Cafés and tea rooms

Buffets

Bars and pubs

Where to stay

Cottages and apartments

Hotels and inns

Campgrounds and ready-to-camp

Plan your trip

Tourist information

Rental of sports and outdoor equipment

Vehicles rental

Congresses and business tourism

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