Located in the Montérégie region, near Montréal, the greater Saint-Hyacinthe area offers enticing and gourmet. You’ll love its entertaining and cultured European-influenced downtown centre, exclusive boutiques, 19 family activities and 481 km of marked cycle paths. As for the foodies: 30 local producers offering farm visits, gourmet boutiques, local restaurants.
481 km de voies cyclables © La Rivest, créatrice d'image
Kayak sur la rivière Yamaska © La Rivest, créatrice d'image
La vie La vie © La Rivest, créatrice d'image
Parc Les Salines © La Rivest, créatrice d'image
25 boutiques exclusives © La Rivest, créatrice d'image
1555 Marché public Saint-Hyacinthe © La Rivest, créatrice d'image
Jardin Daniel A. Séguin © La Rivest, créatrice d'image
Glissade en famille au Parc Les Salines © La Rivest, créatrice d'image
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