Ville de Lavaltrie
Population 12 971
D’Autray County
Birthplace of the famous architect and sculptor Victor Bourgeau, Lavaltrie has sensitively preserved its rich architectural heritage. It was in this village, a neighbour to Lanoraie, that author and journalist Honoré Beaugrand chose to set the story of the miscreant loggers in his famous tale, La Chasse-Galerie (The Flying Canoe).
Lavaltrie has many tourist attractions to offer visitors, including art galleries, restaurants and gîtes (B&Bs), as well as some historical sites. Cyclists can enjoy good river views along the Route verte (Green Route), which is located on the Chemin du Roy. And for all visitors, there are many charming Victorian or stone houses to appreciate, as well as a number of antique shops.
1370, rue Notre-Dame
Lavaltrie, QC
J5T 1M5
Tourisme Lanaudière represents almost 400 enterprises and other entities and is officially recognized by the Quebec government as a regional tourism association. This non-profit organization brings business people together with the aim of helping the region's economy grow by coordinating, developing and promoting tourism.








