Plan your stay


Before you even hit our roads and trails, immerse yourself in the region's fascinating history! From the comfort of your own home, explore the "Au fil de l'histoire" series, produced to mark the 350ᵉ anniversary of the seigneury. These 24 vignettes, written by Marie Josée Bourgeois and Marthe Lemery, take you on a journey through time, from the Weskarinis to today's artisans. A vibrant story that highlights the roots, culture and identity of a land that's still very much alive.
A valuable resource for visitors to the region. Located in the former Montebello train station since 1990, this office offers personalized assistance in planning your stay in the Outaouais. On-site staff can help you find suitable accommodation, inform you about local attractions and recommend restaurants. Plus, you can get suggestions for discovering the region from a different angle. Take advantage of your visit to admire the architecture of the 1931 building, constructed from the same red cedar as the famous Fairmont Le Château Montebello.
Montebello Tourist Information Office
502A Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
819 423-5602

The Outaouais' emblematic tourist route stretches 278 kilometers along the Ottawa and Gatineau rivers. This route invites travelers to relive the history of the men and women who have inhabited these shores, while discovering the region's rich cultural and natural heritage.
Along the way, you'll pass through picturesque landscapes, charming villages and significant historical sites. Interpretation panels line the route, providing information on places of interest and significant events in local history.
Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff or an epicurean in search of gastronomic discoveries, Les Chemins d’eau offers an enriching and diversified experience, reflecting the very essence of the Outaouais region.

