Town in Quebec, Canada
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Lac-Brome is a town in the Eastern Townships.
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Its displays are excellent and pertinent to the area. The complex operates on donations of buildings, money and artifacts. One display details the life of Reginald Fessenden, inventor of short wave radio, who lived in Knowlton as a child. The most fascinating exhibit at the museum is a Fokker D.VII, a First World War aircraft, one of three remaining in the world. The others are in London and Berlin. It is in good condition and was last flown in the 1960s.
Small professional theatre with productions in English and French, and concerts.
In the summer, a sandy beach with clean water for swimming, life guards on duty during the day, a snack bar, and canoe and kayak rental nearby. In winter, it is used for skating. There is ample parking, and a bicycle path crosses the area. It is walking distance from Knowlton.
Brunch, lunch, sandwiches, pastries.
Known for its duck dishes.
Indian restaurant with a 65% vegetarian menu. Try the duck biryani.
Next door to the theatre. Pub with a full menu and a covered terrace.
The building has been an inn for 150 years. The owners, Michel Gabereau and Signy Stephenson, have done a great job of sympathetically renovating the heritage structure.
Built in 1874 by Loyalists who fled the United States, it is listed as an historic building. 28 rooms and studios, a romantic dining room with an excellent wine and Port cellar, and a garden-terrace with heated swimming pool.
Wood furniture of original design made of teak, suar, tamarind and lychee, and solid local black walnut and wood furniture.
Sustainable glass blowing; products made from recycled water, beer and wine bottles.
For all your duck needs, including ready-to-eat duck products. Since 1912.
Lac-Brome is 110 km south of Montreal via Autoroute 10. Exit at Exit 90 and head south on Highway 243.
Read in the guideWalking is by far the best way to see the villages as you will want to be able to take your time visiting the shops and parks, but you will need a car to travel between the villages.
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