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Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue | Quebec

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Region:

Montreal West Island

Known For:

Sainte-Anne Canal Locks | Boardwalk Promenade | McGill Macdonald Campus | Waterfront restaurants

Best For:

Lock Watching | Patio Dining | Boardwalk Strolls | Ice Cream Stops | Sunset Views

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Ecomuseum Zoo

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Ecomuseum Zoo houses a number of animals which were orphaned, rehabilitated, or born under professional care and is the only outdoor zoo on the island of Montreal. Open 364 days a year, Ecomuseum Zoo allows you to walk through the living areas of animals native to Quebec, including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. The […]

Promenade du Canal

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Built in 1987, this boardwalk along the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue canal is a vibrant destination during a summer visit to the town. Filled with musicians and artists in the summer months, the boardwalk provides a scenic and lively walk along the waterfront. Also, several restaurants with large terraces provide the opportunity for a meal with a view. […]

Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Canal National Historic Site

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Connecting Lake Saint-Louis and Lake des Deux-Montagnes and originally built in 1843, this canal once played an important commercial role in shipping lumber and transporting immigrants. Today visitors can watch the lock’s operations or stroll through the surrounding green areas for a picnic or a leisurely walk.   Steeped in history, the canal docked passenger […]

Marché St Anne

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Open every Saturday, this market houses local vendors offering fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, cheeses, baked goods, chocolate, prepared meals, and much, much more. Operating at the waterfront Parc Lalonde from May to October, the market moves indoors to St George’s Anglican Church for the fall and winter. If you’re looking for fresh and local […]

River Shuttle

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Hop aboard this river shuttle that travels between Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue and Notre-Dame-de-Île-Perrot. Take a scenic, hour-long boat ride across the St Anne canal and enjoy all the region offers. This is the perfect excursion for boat-loving families as children under the age of 5 rides for free! Find the quay on Canal Promenade near the Town […]

Historical Village

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This historical village, featuring town buildings such as a parish church, convent, town hall and residences modelling architecture from the 19th and early 20th centuries, is situated on St. Anne Street, neighbouring the St. Anne Canal. The historical village highlights Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue’s importance as a place of transit and its rise as a resort town at […]

McGill University Macdonald Campus

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McGill University’s Macdonald Campus, also known as “Mac Campus,” is one of the two campuses of one of Canada’s most prestigious universities. Home to the school’s Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, the Macdonald campus is the largest green space on the island of Montreal and the largest private land holding. Located in the Old […]

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