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Sainte-Adele
| With a population of 8,720 residents, Sainte-Adele is a small community with much to offer. Located just 64km from Montreal, the city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Laurentians. In recent years the city has experienced notable growth in as people continue to fall in love with this special place |
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| www.sainte-adele.net |
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| They come from far and wide |
 Au Pays des Merveilles |
Sainte-Adele truly is a child’s paradise with its multitude of activities on offer. The young and old alike delight in visiting the Au Pays des Merveilles amusement park. The Super splash waterslide park is a popular destination in the summer months. People of all ages can be round enjoying a round of mini-putt at the Mini-Putter Sainte-Adele. If bowling is your thing, take a trip to the Salon des Quilles et Billards. |
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| A sports enthusiasts delight |
Sainte-Adele is home to two downhill ski clubs, Ski Chantecler and Ski Cotes 40/80. Both offer skiing to the public, as well as ski and snowboard lessons. Horseback riding is a popular past time in Sainte-Adele and interested individuals are free to participate in a lesson or in the winter take a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride through the forest. There are an impressive number of sporting activities waiting to be discovered in Sainte-Adele including, tennis, swimming, skating, baseball, soccer, hockey and the list goes on. |
 St. Adele in the Summer |
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| A culture cornucopia |
Most first time visitors to Sainte-Adele comment on the wealth of cultural activities on offer in the city. Visit Le Galerie d’Art Pauline Paquin, or any other number of unique art in the area. Theatre lovers must take a trip to Theatre Sainte-Adele to enjoy a night of superb dinner theatre. Impressively, Sainte-Adele is actually home to a number of theatres, so you may find that you are a little busy trying to see all that is playing! The Musee Trainorama is not to be missed, especially the sound and light presentation telling the story of Les Belles Histoires du P'tit Train du Nord. The Pavillon des Arts de Ste-Adèle is a stunning chapel converted into a concert room and offering expositions, classical music and operas. |
| An active nightlife |
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Restaurants,
pubs, bars and nightclubs
are all a part of the city,
and each has something unique
to offer. Whether you are
looking for a gourmet meal,
a night on the town with friends,
or a quiet breakfast meeting,
you can find an establishment
to suit your tastes. |
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Contact Michel Labrèche :
Office : 450-227-7077 | Montreal line: 514-745-NORD (6673)
Email : info@lecourtierdunord.com
200 rue Principale, #11 St-Sauveur, Québec J0R 1R2
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