Discover the best attractions and experiences Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean has to offer
Explore places that tell the story of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean's past, from industrial heritage to classic architectural landmarks.
A preserved early 20th-century company town near Alma, showing life and industry from the Lac-Saint-Jean era.
A renovated historic pulp mill turned museum and cultural space in Saguenay's Chicoutimi district.
Impressive cathedral serving the Chicoutimi region with notable architectural features and a rich local history.
Delve into regional culture, nature, and history through the area’s curated collections and exhibitions.
A museum in La Baie focusing on the Saguenay Fjord’s geology, ecology, and local heritage.
A museum within a historic pulp mill, presenting regional history and art.
Exhibits highlighting the lake’s natural and cultural history for visitors of all ages.
Religious architecture and sacred spaces that mark the region’s spiritual heritage.
A prominent cathedral in Chicoutimi with historic interior and stained glass.
An important local church offering a glimpse into the faith life of the region.
Traditional parish churches found across towns in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean with classic architecture.
Where rugged landscapes and wildlife come alive, perfect for outdoor lovers.
Cavernous fjord scenery, hiking trails, and impressive viewpoints along the Saguenay River.
Lac Saint-Jean shoreline park with sandy beaches, cycling paths, and nature walks.
Wilderness terrain ideal for hiking, wildlife watching, and winter sports.
Explore the distinct communities and town cores that shape the region’s character.
A historic core with waterfront views, shops, and riverside promenades.
A charming waterfront area with scenic viewpoints along the Saguenay Fjord.
A lively neighborhood with cultural venues and local eateries.
Budget-friendly ways to enjoy Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean’s natural beauty and culture.
Take a scenic stroll along the fjord and enjoy dramatic viewpoints for free.
Public promenades and beaches around Alma and Roberval offer easy day-outdoor fun.
Wander through Chicoutimi or La Baie to soak in local scenery and architecture.
Regional flavors and local specialties that showcase Lac-Saint-Jean’s bounty.
Blueberries are a Lac-Saint-Jean staple; enjoy blueberry pies, jams, and treats.
Sample fresh cheeses and dairy products produced in the region.
Classic maple treats and regional comfort foods found in bistros across the area.
Casual venues and eateries where you can unwind after a day of exploring.
Cozy pubs and lounges offering local brews and live music on select nights.
Relaxing spots for late dinners or a conversation over coffee.
Seasonal events and street performances in town squares during summer.
Family-friendly venues and nature-based experiences for all ages.
Wildlife park with family-friendly shows, trails, and immersive habitats.
The region hosts art exhibitions and performances at various community venues.
Festivals and fairs celebrating regional culture and heritage.
Active pursuits across seasons, from water sports to mountains.
Hiking in summer and skiing in winter with panoramic valley views.
Paddle along calm waters for a scenic, semi-urban paddling experience.
Winter trails across forests and open terrain around the region.
Unconventional ways to experience Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean beyond the obvious sights.
Boat tours along the fjord offer chances to spot belugas and other marine life.
Seasonal dog sled rides across snow-covered landscapes.
Curated routes along Lac Saint-Jean and the fjord for landscape photography.