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Church of Our Lady of the Assumption dates to 1846 and reflects Gothic Revival design. Dress respectfully and keep the atmosphere quiet during your visit.
Parc André-Laurendeau takes its name from André Laurendeau. It is most rewarding for travelers curious about less obvious local landmarks.
Carré d'Hibernia takes its name from Hibernia. If you are already nearby, it can make a useful short stop.
Emmanuel Baptist Church dates to 1962 and reflects modern design. Dress respectfully and keep the atmosphere quiet during your visit.
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church dates to 1857 and was designed by William Thomas. Visit respectfully and check current visitor access before entering.
Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Church dates to 1920 and was designed by Pierre Lévesque. Check visitor access and avoid interrupting services or private worship.
Coastal Church is recognized as heritage designation. Visit respectfully and confirm current visitor access. Consider it as part of a wider local route.
The story of St. Agnes Kouying Tsao Catholic Church is documented from 2001. Dress respectfully and keep the atmosphere quiet during your visit.
Saint-Sulpice Church dates to 1830 and reflects Neoclassical design. Dress respectfully and keep the atmosphere quiet during your visit.
Add Berge des Baigneurs to a day in Laval if you enjoy visiting a place of interest. A quick visit may be enough for casual travelers.
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