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In the heart of the village of La Bostonnais, visitors can admire the largest wooden chair in Québec, near an information board about birds.
Chapel of the Old Crow
Performance hall and theatre open year-round in the former Saint-Jean-Bosco Catholic Church. It is used for cultural, artistic (especially music, theater, audiovisual, painting), tourist, community, social and sporting purposes. On Facebook.
Ducharme covered bridge
Town-type truss bridge, erected in 1946, spanning the Bostonnais River on rue de l'Église, on the northeast side of the village. Its span has a length of 41.76 m. In 2006, this bridge was classified as a heritage building by the Quebec Ministry of Colonization. This toponym evokes the memory of Charles Romulus Ducharme, who served as a member representing the locality in the Legislative Assembly of Quebec during its inauguration. Ducharme Park (picnic area) is on the northwest side of the covered bridge.
Thiffault covered bridge
Town-type truss bridge, erected in 1946 at rang Sud-Est, spanning the Bostonnais River on the northeast side of the village. This toponym evokes its builder, Raymond Thiffault (1903-1981), who was a forester and taxi driver in Saguenay. In 1936, he bought a forest plot in La Bostonnais. Its span has a length of 41.73 m.