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City in Quebec, Canada
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Saint-Hyacinthe is the agri-food capital of Quebec. This city of 57,000 people (2021) is in Les Maskoutains region in Eastern Montérégie, Quebec. Saint-Hyacinthe is also a gourmet, attractive, festive, sporty and cultural city. The town offers special recreational activities: hiking, biking, and water activities on the Yamaska River. It also holds major events: annual agricultural exhibition, shows, festivals, celebrations, agri-food activities, and sports tournaments.
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Contemporary visual arts gallery. In 1989, this centre became a museum institution.
Performance hall. Contemporary venue featuring local and international performances and visual arts.
Art gallery.
Large arch overlooking Rue Girouard Ouest.
Catholic cathedral.
Centre de congrès de Saint-Hyacinthe
A footbridge connects it to a neighbouring shopping centre, and to the Sheraton Hotel, which has underground parking, urban spa, and a restaurant.
Club de golf de Saint-Hyacinthe
This cycling route between Saint-Hyacinthe and Yamaska stretches over 107.3 km in an enchanting riverside setting north of Saint-Hyacinthe. The elevation gain of this route is 210 m. The route allows you to see the rural panoramas on both banks of the Yamaska River, the built agricultural or village heritage (Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin, Saint-Barnabé-Sud, Saint-Jude, Saint-Hugues, Saint-Louis, Massueville and Yamaska sectors). Walkers can stop at various nearby attractions, particularly in the heart of Saint-Hyacinthe.
Expo agricole de Saint-Hyacinthe
Annual agricultural exhibition.
A series of lively evenings including several free outdoor shows that take place on rue des Cascades, the main artery of downtown Saint-Hyacinthe. These cultural evenings include a varied program including a singing competition, and family days.
Salon du véhicule électrique
See new electric vehicles presented by dealers and manufacturers), discover accessories, and attend conferences and demonstrations.
Italian-inspired California cuisine served in a stylish restaurant with a bar and happy hours.
Casual bistro with patio, decorated with artwork, serving French-inspired dishes and cocktails. Dine-in. Takeout. Delivery.
Casual BYOB restaurant serving hearty American fare including eggs, grilled seafood and meat skewers.
Vignoble Château Fontaine
Vineyard.
Craft brewery. Eat in. Take out orders.
Four-star hotel, attached to the Saint-Hyacinthe convention centre, with underground parking, an urban spa and a restaurant.
Three-star hotel.
Three-star hotel.
Marché-Centre de Saint-Hyacinthe
The oldest food market in Quebec, founded in 1830.
Large renovated indoor shopping centre housing a wide variety of shops and restaurants.
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