City Hall Heritage Site

Outdoor public swimming pool located in Parc Central, on 13 avenue, south of chemin d'Oka.

This building is classified as a historical monument. This former school building was erected around 1937. This building has a hipped roof on each of the two annexes and a gable roof for the central part which is higher. The building was acquired in 1999 by the city of Deux-Montagnes to make it a cultural centre.

This building includes a rural dwelling built around 1915 and an outbuilding. This 2½-storey home is finished on the exterior in red brick. Its roof with two straight slopes has a T-shaped plan. A covered gallery surrounds the house on three sides.

This library has a bilingual collection of more than 90,000 printed and audiovisual documents. It offers children's albums, comic strips, databases of newspapers and magazines, music compact discs, documentaries and newspapers.

Building comprising a 1½-storey stone residence built between 1820 and 1850. The roof is gable with upturned strips. This architecture is characteristic of rural dwellings built in the first half of the 19th century.

This park features a magnificent mural by artist Charlem Lepeintre; this work represents the environment within the city.