Train Station

Built in 1927, the railway station has always been an important part of the community in Lac-Mégantic. Because of its perfect location in the center of the town, it has always been a gathering place for the people.

The Skate Park

The skate park and the pump track were created for the youth of Lac-Mégantic in 2021. It is located on the old site of Torpedo Manufacturing and by the river mouth of Chaudière River in the center of Lac-Mégantic.

Sainte-Agnes Church

In the early 1900s, the church Sainte-Agnes was built in the heart of Lac-Mégantic. Now an icon since the train accident in 2013, the citizens of Lac-Mégantic are proud of its unique architecture. It has won numerous awards for its impressive combination of illumination and shadows.

Sainte-Angnes Church and Glass Window

Built at an important intersection in the heart of Lac-Mégantic in the early 1900s, the church Sainte-Agnes was named a patrimonial building by the city in 2008. Its glass window, architecture and colour make it a unique and fascinating church in Quebec.

Saint-Barnabas Church

In the late 1800s, the Saint-Barnabas Church was built for the Scottish settlers of Agnes village which later became Lac-Mégantic. It is still standing next to the railway and has been converted into a theater named La Chapelle du Rang 1 to honor the pioneers. It was declared a heritage building.

OTJ Park

Located near downtown Lac-Mégantic, the OTJ’s park offers a large green space by lake. In the entirely developed park, visitors of all ages can enjoy a well-equipped playground, picnic areas, a beach and a modern water play park.

Memory Place

In honor of the 47 people who died in the train accident that occured in 2013, the city of Lac-Mégantic offers a memory space at the former Musi-Café site. This sober area gathers people who wish to meditate and to revive memories of loved ones who passed away.

Donald Morrison

Chateau Milette

This magnificent house was built in 1907 for Dr. Joseph-Arthur Milette. His cousin architect Joseph-Arthur Godin created the plans for the house. He also designed Sainte-Agnès Church across the street in the same years.

Baie-des-Sables

Baie-Des-Sables, formerly named Sandy Bay, has always been a very important place for the people of Lac-Mégantic. Once a fish farm and a leisure facility for the citizens, Baie-Des-Sables has now become an important regional tourist attraction for locals and visitors offering numerous outdoor activities.

Veterans' Park

Located in the center of Lac-Mégantic, the Veteran’s Park offers a great view on the lake and Mount Megantic. Its name honors soldiers who fought in World War 1.