Featured local space
Advertising placements are shown separately from directory listings.
Advertising placements are shown separately from directory listings.
West Lorne Baptist Church dates to 1946 and reflects Gothic Revival design. Dress respectfully and keep the atmosphere quiet during your visit.
Victoria Park is recognized as designated heritage property (part IV). Check the weather before building the rest of your day around it.
St. Mary & St. George Anglican Church is recognized as provincial historic resource. Dress respectfully and keep the atmosphere quiet during your visit.
Church of St James Major, Causapscal dates to 1910 and was designed by Pierre Lévesque. Check visitor access and avoid interrupting services or private worship.
Parc Gabriel-Lalemant takes its name from Gabriel Lalemant. Its appeal depends on how much the area's smaller details interest you.
Jarvis Street Baptist Church dates to 1874 and reflects Gothic Revival design. Dress respectfully and keep the atmosphere quiet during your visit.
St. Patrick's Church, Halifax dates to 1885 and reflects Gothic Revival design. Visit respectfully and check current visitor access before entering.
The documented history of New Brighton Park reaches back to 1863. Comfortable shoes make it easier to see more than the main entrance area.
Parc Brook makes most sense as a short place of interest while you are already near Montreal. A quick visit may be enough for casual travelers.
Dating to 1852, the site is recognized as part of a Quebec heritage property.
Sponsored placements can appear between Places listings.