City in Quebec, Canada
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Repentigny is an off-island suburb of Montreal in the Lanaudière region of Quebec. It is located at the convergence of the L'Assomption River and Rivière des Prairies with the St. Lawrence River.
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Historical attraction.
Charles-de Gaulle Park
A popular gathering place with various activities. As part of the 350th anniversary of the City of Repentigny, mural artist Ilana Pichon and the MU collective produced a mural, Chemins d'été.
Commemorates the twinning of Repentigny with Bergerac, France. Place de Bergerac was developed in 2020 as part of the 350th anniversary of Repentigny. Visitors will find a monumental sculpture "Jubilate".
Aménagement du boisé des Terres Noires
Offers hiking paths.
l’ile Lebel Regional Park
This 15.7-hectare park offers 3 km of walking trails, weight training and exercise equipment, picnic and play areas for children.
By train
By car
Repentigny is located on Autoroute 40. Alternatively, Route 138 connects Repentigny with downtown Montreal.
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