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Cemetery where the members of the Community of the Clerics of Saint-Viateur rest. Each burial site has a monolithic and identical granite monument, topped with a cross, on a plinth. There is a calvary of Christ on the cross at the bottom of the cemetery. This magnificent cemetery is surrounded by mature trees, at the foot of Mont Rigaud.
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Maison Charlebois
This two-storey wooden building was erected in 1840 and enlarged in 1905. The covered gallery surrounds the residence on three sides. This building is associated with several generations of Charlebois who lived there. This property is a heritage building.
Tree-to-tree amusement park.
Parois d'escalade de Mont Rigaud
Église Sainte-Madeleine de Rigaud
Catholic Church. Its old architecture with double bell tower with exterior stone walls has great heritage value. This church, which has more than 200 years of history, is endowed with numerous works of art, many statues, an impressive organ and two well-crafted bell towers.
CSO soccer dome
Sports complex administered by a non-profit organization.
Ancienne gare de Rigaud
This former Canadian Pacific station has served travellers since 1891, for intercity travel. Then, it was used for commuter trains on the Montreal/Dorion-Rigaud line in 1898 and 2010. The first station existed from 1891 to 1940; the current building was built in 1940. This station was very popular with pilgrims visiting the Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes sanctuary or students attending Bourget college. This building, now owned by the city of Rigaud, has been designated a "heritage railway station" since 1994. This railway line has become a pedestrian and bicycle path linking Rigaud to Vankleek Hill (in Ontario).