lac massawipi - (Near Sherbrooke, QC)

Mohamad cheayb The best parc in sherbrooke : walking. biking.cross country and alpin sky...with a view for the city

Bryan Lapointe A beautiful self guided tour through the city. The murals are well maintained and beautiful to look at. Each Mural has a plaque with information in English and French as well as a scavenger hunt which is pretty cool for the kids! You can also see several of the plant sculptures while you walk the tour and there is some really well executed graffiti down some of the alleys nearby so dont focus so.much on the main murals that you miss some of the unofficial art as well! Theres such pride in the city on display here its something very special to behold!

Tim This mural shows the junction of the Magog and St-François rivers as the Abenakis would have once seen it. Nekitotegwak means “where the rivers meet”. This is where Sherbrooke’s first settlers made their home.

Jia Shen Awesome look

Tim Visible from the corner of King-Wellington. You’ll have to look up as the mural is up high. DESCRIPTION: This mural’s essence is 15 feet wide and our era needs it more than ever: rabu, liebe, alhab, ài, agapé, lûbov, pyara, amor, amour…love! This is the open-minded and universal symbol we want people to remember from Sherbrooke. #Sherbylove is the reflection of Sherbrooke’s residents love and attachment to their city.