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Municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Grande-Vallée and Petite-Vallée are two small villages next to each other on the north shore of the Gaspé Peninsula. Grande-Vallée is home to about 1,100 people (2011), while about 180 live in Petite-Vallée.
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A nationally-renowned festival of Quebecois traditional music, held annually since 1983. Many of the events took place at le Théâtre de la Vieille Forge à Petite-Vallée before its destruction by fire in mid-August 2017; the festival is expected to continue at alternate venues.
The fanciest restaurant in town! At L'Aubergine you can enjoy an elegant meal of time-honoured Gaspesian fare served to you with a panoramic view of the mighty St. Lawrence. The specialty of the house is fish and seafood, with the bouillabaisse being a staple dish — don't miss it. Reservation is required as it's really a busy spot and fills up quickly.
It's on the main drag about midway between Grande-Vallée and Petite-Vallée. This small, cozy place has a menu that's about evenly divided between roadside diner classics like burgers, club sandwiches, and fried chicken on the one hand, and more upscale fare where fresh seafood and regional specialties abound.
Eight rooms and three stand-alone chalets with breakfast provided.
By plane
Gaspé is where you will find the nearest airport: Michel-Pouliot Airport (YGP) is served by daily flights from Montreal, Quebec City, and the Îles de la Madeleine on Air Canada Express.
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