Your guide to the Eastern Townships!
Sightseeing
Owl's Head
40 Chem. du Mont Owls HeadEnjoy hiking or skiing at one of the areas most popular mountains
Sutton
40 min car ride away
Food scene
Boulangerie Les herbes hautes
10 Chem. FisherDelicious micro-bakery in Austin
Boulangerie Owl's Bread
299 Rue PrincipaleEuro Delli Du Village
295 Rue PrincipaleÉquinoxe - Microbrasserie
304 Rue PrincipaleAppalaches | Torréfacteur - Roaster
4 Rue des PinsDelicious Coffee
Neighbourhoods
Mansonville, Quebec
Activities
Owl's Head Golf Club
181 Chemin Owls HeadLocated in the beautiful Township of Potton valleys facing the round barn, the Mansonville public market offers fresh produce from local farms such as meats, fish, cheeses, cooked meals, maple syrup and crafts from local artisans. Come meet your friends over a cappuccino and a pastry at the market café.
Open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday from mid-May to Thanksgiving.
Mansonville Public Market
323 Rue PrincipaleLocated in the beautiful Township of Potton valleys facing the round barn, the Mansonville public market offers fresh produce from local farms such as meats, fish, cheeses, cooked meals, maple syrup and crafts from local artisans. Come meet your friends over a cappuccino and a pastry at the market café.
Open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday from mid-May to Thanksgiving.
Mansonville Beach
77 Chem. George-R.-JewettStarting in 1912, Benedictine monks from France built a monastery overlooking Lake Memphremagog. The modern Abbey pays tribute to the harmony of natural geometric forms and makes splendid use of multicoloured bricks and granite. Visits are offered at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.: discover the history of the site with a special story, access to the church terrace and a beautiful view and exclusive video on the life of the monks including their testimony. A wide variety of homemade products are available at the store year-round such as cheese, ciders and apple products. Pick-your-own apples in season, retreats and guided tours are offered to discover an exceptional site.
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Abbaye De St-Benoit-Du-Lac
Starting in 1912, Benedictine monks from France built a monastery overlooking Lake Memphremagog. The modern Abbey pays tribute to the harmony of natural geometric forms and makes splendid use of multicoloured bricks and granite. Visits are offered at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.: discover the history of the site with a special story, access to the church terrace and a beautiful view and exclusive video on the life of the monks including their testimony. A wide variety of homemade products are available at the store year-round such as cheese, ciders and apple products. Pick-your-own apples in season, retreats and guided tours are offered to discover an exceptional site.
Les Bleuets du Marquis
236 Chem. West HillFerme Api M.D.
390 QC-243Honey producers
Station O’kataventures
2733 Chem. de la Vallée-MissisquoiGroceries
Jewett's General Store / Magasin général Jewett
3 Chem. George-R.-JewettMarché Richelieu - Épicerie Jacques Ducharme
340 Rue Principale