Where to Go inSherbrooke, Quebec: Top 9 Attractions & Local Favorites

Tim This mural represents historical facts and legends from the Sherbrooke area. It is a purely fictitious representation. In the foreground, First Nations representatives are opening a huge curtain. Most of these characters represent people once well known, long before the creation of Hyatt’s Mill (the name of the first village that later became Sherbrooke). The characters are represented here on the shores of the St-François River, directly in front of a regional historical symbol – the legendary Lone Pine Rock.

HJ S. Was so fun time to taste wines. Good explanation, nice wine and all laugh left happy moment for me. Want to visit and buy ice wine - the best one we three picked!

Gary Valois Nice place. Quiet this time of year.

Michael Miller Its simple, but there are some nice displays that give a good general history of Sherbrooke. Parking is in the rear. They should have better signage on parking. Friendly docents. Dont forget the displays on the floor above the reception. This museum is also part of the "passeporte" program through the tourist office. One other hint: There is a nice walking tour you can take that departs from the museum. Its self-guided with an app through Balado Découvertes. You can find out more at tourist center.

Tom Schoen, mapping & reviews Nice place to sit and read a book by the water. Close to the TIME hotel, great for a walk and sit outdoors.

Doum I took the description of the artwork from the citys website: The Sentinels by Roberto Pellegrinuzzi Inspired by the grandeur and beauty of nature unfolding in the heart of Sherbrooke, The Sentinels consists of four elements: three immense ferns of varying sizes made of stainless steel and a fourth created through horticultural landscaping. This artwork was acquired following a competition launched by the City of Sherbrooke in 2017.

C. Willstorm Not bad

Marc Andre Couture Public transit terminus on King Street West at the corner of Wellington Street A place I frequent often since Im a public transit user. The monthly fare is $92.00, which I find reasonable.