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Bike, canoe and kayak rental service.
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Located in the middle of the St. Lawrence River (though, closer to Boucherville than Montreal), this park has plenty of green space for taking walks and canoeing. The main islands are: Charron, Sainte-Marguerite, Saint-Jean, à Pinard, de la Commune, Grosbois, Dufault, Lafontaine and Grandes battures Tailhandier. The park has pedestrian bridges connecting each of the islands.
A historic French-style house, built in 1766. Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine was the first Canadian-born Premier of the United Province of Canada. In 1964 the house was moved from its original location to where it remains.
Quai municipal de Boucherville
Shuttle service linking the islands of Boucherville. Magnificent view of the St. Lawrence River.
Galerie 500 exhibits the works of Boucherville artists participating in the main visual arts disciplines. This gallery exhibits the works of six artists with varied inspirations, styles and techniques.
Guided city tour organized by the Société d'histoire des Îles-Percées, Boucherville (SHIP).
Access, launching and landing services for motorboats, pontoons, personal watercraft. The marina has a capacity of 99 berths and offers a mechanical repair service. A restaurant is in operation on site.