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Municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu is a municipality with a riverside, rural landscape and a great historical heritage, of the regional county municipality (MRC) of La Vallée-du-Richelieu, in Montérégie, in Quebec, Canada.
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Église de Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu
Catholic church.
More than 50 artists from Quebec and abroad will thrill festival-goers. Masterclasses, a music camp for kids and cultural presentations related to traditional music round out the concert series. A "village" for discovering traditional arts, local producers and microbreweries is open to all, free of charge. More details on the website.
Voiles 4 saisons
School specializing in the teaching of paragliding, paramotoring, kite traction on snow (snowkite). Tandem paragliding and paramotor initiation flights. This centre also offers the importation and sale of equipment associated with these sports.
Circuit patrimonial de 42 sites historiques
Heritage circuit to discover monuments, heritage houses, historical information panels, wayside crosses, rustic buildings and other vestiges of Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu's past. The hard copy of the circuit can be obtained by entering the Maison de la culture Eulalie-Durocher. Alternatively, visitors can download the PDF format to their mobile device patrimonial-1.pdf here This heritage circuit was created by the Société historique de Sainte-Antoine-sur-Richelieu.
The suggested starting point for a bike tour is Maison Eulalie-Durocher. In summary, the suggested regular cycling circuit is: Chemin Monseigneur Gravel (towards the north), Rang de l'Acadie (towards the west), Montée Lapierre (towards the north), Rang du Brûlé (towards east) by entering Saint-Roch-de-Richelieu, then return to the starting point by chemin du Rivage (route 223) along the west bank of the Richelieu River. The suggested circuit is available on the Internet. Cycling enthusiasts can opt for a second, more extensive circuit, 45 km (estimated time: 2 hr 30 min), which requires taking two ferries (that of Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu and that of Saint-Marc-sur-Richelieu ); it allows you to cross Saint-Marc-sur-Richelieu, Calixa-Lavallée, Saint-Roch-de-Richelieu, Saint-Denis-sur-Richelieu and Verchères. Each route passes through various points of historical interest.
Crèmerie L'Antoinette
Dairy.
Campsite in a wooded area, with marina on the Richelieu River. Campsite offering seasonal sites, land for travellers, laundry room, restaurant, swimming pool/water games, park, recreation room, youth center, boat descent...
Épicerie Le Marinière
Convenience store banner grocery store.
Vignoble du Mouton Noir
Offer of a range of wines produced by the vineyard.
Ferme Serso
Vegetable farm since 2004. Farm kiosk with local products. Self-picking strawberries in season.
Camerise du Richelieu
Offer of organic haskaps. U-pick in harvest season.
Ferme Les produits d'Antoine
Food supplier. Main local products offered in store: certified guinea fowl, poultry, artisanal sausages, kid and gift baskets.
Organic farm offering vegetable baskets.
Marché agroalimentaire La Récolte
Seasonal mobile market offering local market garden and niche products in the municipalities of the Richelieu Valley.
The Richelieu River crossing service allows you to avoid a long detour to go south to the Autoroute 20 bridge or north to the Autoroute 30 bridge in Sorel.
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