Sherbrooke

Quebec · Canada

Sherbrooke

In the destination Cantons-de-l'Est.

In the photo: Downtown Sherbrooke seen from one of its avenues

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The city

What to expect from Sherbrooke.

Largest city in the Eastern Townships, at the meeting of the Magog and Saint-François rivers, with a university and a downtown decorated with murals painted on building façades. It has the Lac des Nations, with a promenade, and is the base for the Coaticook Gorge and the Mont-Mégantic observatory.

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The local experience

What to see in Sherbrooke

Sherbrooke Murals
Urban art

Sherbrooke Murals

A walking route through downtown Sherbrooke with more than a dozen large murals painted on façades, depicting the city’s history and life.

Lac des Nations
Lake

Lac des Nations

A lake in downtown Sherbrooke, formed by the Magog River, with a promenade of about 3.5 km around it, fountains and festival spaces.

Coaticook Gorge
Park

Coaticook Gorge

Park in a river gorge about 30 km from Sherbrooke, with a 169-meter suspended footbridge over the canyon and forest trails.

Mont-Mégantic National Park
National park

Mont-Mégantic National Park

Quebec national park with an astronomical observatory on the summit of Mont-Mégantic, at the centre of the first International Dark Sky Reserve, created in 2007.

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