Sports training center equipped with modern and varied equipment, changing rooms with showers, sauna. This center also offers group classes.
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Chambly Cultural Centre
Cultural centre housing the municipal library and equipped with a multifunctional performance hall. This room offers the public of Chambly and Montérégie a rich and diversified program. The exhibition of works by Marie-Louise-Emma-Cécile Lajeunesse, known as Albani, singer on the greatest stages in the world, is permanently presented at the entrance to the Cultural Centre of Chambly.
The city of Chambly is at the north end of the Chambly Canal, a national historic site. Built to bypass the rapids of the Richelieu River and facilitate trade between Canada and the United States, commercial traffic dwindled after World War I and the canal now sees more traffic from recreational boats. It's also used by ice skaters in the winter. It is a National Historic Site run by Parks Canada.
A French fort built in the 1700s. The fort is run by Parks Canada and is designated a National Historic Site of Canada, and houses a museum and interpretive centre. It also hosts historical re-enactments of military drills and contemporary cultural events.
Centre nautique Poseidon
Personal watercraft and water sports equipment rental service.
Marina de Chambly
Marina offering docking docks and visitor dock rentals for recreational boats. Launching ramp and grounding. Service of mechanical parts for pleasure boating. Nearby: restaurant, grocery store, convenience store and SAQ.
Municipal arena.