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Public golf course offering an 18-hole course (par 72) and a 9-hole course (par 27). Land with mature pines. It offers a driving range (for 25 people on mats and more on grass), a golf shop. In addition, the golf course offers a restaurant for lunch and dinner, a snack bar, a restaurant-bar and a terrace. This golf course was designed in 1956 and taken over by Réjean Poissant in 1990.
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Parc multigénérationnel Alphonse-Desjardins
Park with mature trees and located in the heart of the city.
Église Immaculée-Conception
Picturesque Catholic church.
Bibliothèque de Saint-Ours
The library offers a collection of more than 7,000 documents, an interlibrary loan service across Quebec, and online access to the Réseau BIBLIO de la Montérégie.
Maison de la culture Andrée-Mélançon
Centennial building.
Canal de Saint-Ours
The Saint-Ours lock was inaugurated in 1849. It is nicknamed the 10th lock of the Richelieu River. This lock is a historic point of interest. This channel has been essential to cross-border, regional and local trade for more than a century. Nowadays, the vocation of the canal is mainly aimed at boaters who visit the banks of the Richelieu River from their pleasure craft and participate in recreational tourism activities. Many visitors and families come to watch the passage of pleasure boats through the lock.