Montebello, a historic village with a unique charm
Heritage, culture, and culinary delights along the river
Montebello captivates visitors from the very first glance with its rich heritage, warm welcome, and atmosphere that is both authentic and contemporary. Here, history meets modernity, creating a living and vacation environment that leaves no one indifferent.
Towering over the landscape, the famous Fairmont Le Château Montebello is the largest log cabin in the world. It epitomizes rustic elegance and Canadian hospitality. Not far from there, the National National Historic Site of Manoir-Papineau immerses you in the world of Louis-Joseph Papineau, a prominent figure in our history. To extend the experience, the heritage trail lets you discover the village’s hidden treasures on foot, at your own pace.
The Château Montebello Golf Club offers a renowned course, nestled among hills and forests, for a refined sporting getaway. Near the marina, boaters can enjoy exclusive access to the Ottawa River, perfect for a stopover or a trip out on the water. Montebello is also proudly associated with Chemins d’eau, the scenic route connecting the river gems of the Outaouais region.
Montebello also appeals to foodies. Stop by the Économusée Chocomotive and savor the artisanal cheeses from the Montebello Cheese Factory, and stop by the Boucherie Montebello VTM to sample local specialties. The culinary scene is rounded out by a fine selection of restaurants offering both local and international flavors.
A cradle of creativity, Montebello attracts many artists who find it an inspiring environment. The Centre d’exposition Napoléon-Bourassa plays a vital role in the cultural life of the village and the region by offering exhibitions, events, and workshops open to everyone.
