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The Garage de la culture offers a program of varied tourist activities, in particular: a historic tour of the village by cart with guide, historical walking tour with audio guide, Monarque bikes.
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Culture Garage
The Culture Garage is the village's centre of attraction, allowing artists from Saint-Élie-de-Caxton and the Mauricie to express their talents and creativity, particularly in the performing arts, literature and music. This cultural hub also offers conferences, workshops, talks and exhibitions. Interested parties can subscribe to the cultural and tourist newsletter on the Garage de la culture website. This arts gathering hub is open to all residents and visitors. The ticket office is accessible online. A tourist reception office has been set up there.
Botanical Garden
This botanical garden offers a wide variety of flowers and succulents. In 2021, the Monarch butterfly is in the spotlight. This public garden has a size of 105 m by 45 m. The primary mission of the garden is horticultural education (from children to the elderly). This magnificent garden has paths, a large assortment of plants, a "wish fountain", two water jet pools, a children's play area and a picnic area. Signs highlight each of the 17 municipalities of the MRC de Maskinongé.
Saint-Élie-de-Caxton Church
Calvary mountain
Mountain of 226 m (at its summit) located northeast of the center of the village and with an illuminated cross at its summit. In 1886, a Stations of the Cross was built there. The first cross was erected at the top there in 1895. It is between Route 351 (to the northwest and to the south), Lac Plaisant (to the north) and Lac à la Vase (to the southeast). This ordeal is also a place of spirituality. In 2011, the Ministry of Culture, Communications and the Status of Women assigned the heritage character of the entire Calvary site, including the church, the presbytery, the cemetery and the Calvary mountain. In 2016, Calvaire Mountain was restored following a crowdfunding campaign.