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.
Quebec · Canada
In the destination Cantons-de-l'Est.
In the photo: Downtown Sherbrooke seen from one of its avenues
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
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
A walking route through downtown Sherbrooke with more than a dozen large murals painted on façades, depicting the city’s history and life.
A lake in downtown Sherbrooke, formed by the Magog River, with a promenade of about 3.5 km around it, fountains and festival spaces.
Park in a river gorge about 30 km from Sherbrooke, with a 169-meter suspended footbridge over the canyon and forest trails.
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.