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City in Quebec, Canada
Photo: Philip Bastarache, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Drummondville is a city of 68,000 people (2016) on the Saint-François River in the Centre-du-Québec region of Quebec.
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A re-creation of village life in the 19th century. Includes an old farm, period costumes, a restaurant and several festivals throughout the year.
Performing arts theatre
Its permanent exhibition looks at the history of the inventors of the camera, their processes and techniques. It includes original devices from these first black rooms and a large collection of cameras, from the oldest to the most modern. It's temporary exhibitions throughout the year are at the crossroads of art, history and science.
Automotive races throughout the summer season.
A winter outdoor sports destination. Family atmosphere, tube sliding, snowshoe trails and fatbike trails on the edge of the Spicer Rapids of the Saint-François River.
During three days people are invited to attend concerts, and to savour several kinds of poutine, a Canadian dish of Quebecois origin. The basic dish is a mess of French fries, gravy, and cheese curds that melt to bind the cacaphony of fat and salt.
Restaurant.
Market cuisine using fresh seasonal producez vegan recipes, allergen-free foods, and gourmet and healthy dishes. Raclettes, fondues, Wagyu burgers, fish, pizza.
Gluten-free bread available. Most dishes are available in vegan and non-dairy versions.
Regional cuisine.
Microbrewery with meals available.
Tapas and drinks.
Free high speed internet (WiFi); free parking; bar/lounge; breakfast included; hot tub; pets allowed; air conditioning, microwave and refrigerator in room; accessible rooms; suites.
Connected to the Centrexpo Cogeco Drummondville convention centre. Pool. Free parking and high speed internet (WiFi); fitness centre; business centre; golf course; heated pool; hot tub; air conditioning, minibar and refrigerator in room.
This hotel offers reception rooms (capacity up to 500 people) for various group events (weddings, banquets, corporate meetings, conventions, training, receptions). Main services: indoor heated swimming pool, Globe-Trotter restaurant, boutique...
Free parking, 24-hr restaurant, bar/lounge, free high-speed internet (WiFi), breakfast included, business centre; air conditioning and refrigerator in room.
109 stores.
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By plane
General aviation services are available at the Drummondville Airport and the Drummondville Water Aerodrome.
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