Things to see and do Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean

Whether hunting, fishing, cycling, snowmobiling or boating, there's something for everyone. The region also abounds in interesting museums and offers enriching experiences with the aboriginal milieu. For gourmets, local cheese dairies and microbreweries are a must. For those wishing to stay in the region, there are a variety of accommodation options, from B&Bs to hotels. In addition, numerous restaurants offer tasty local cuisine. Lac-Saint-Jean is easily accessible by car, motorcycle, RV or boat. Whether you're traveling as a family, a couple or with friends, you'll find plenty of activities and attractions to keep you entertained. Get ready to discover a region that's welcoming, authentic and rich in history.

After training with glass masters, Giuseppe Benedetto opened the first art glass factory in the region in 1993. During his demonstrations, you will see him blow unique and original glass pieces and you can buy a work by visiting his gallery-shop. Touverre is also an Economuseum of the cutting and polishing of fine stone. Discover minerals and a wide range of jewellery made of fine stones from all over the world, hand-cut and polished, made on site.

This theme park offers a living experience demonstrating the importance of water in the development of the region. Starting in June 2024, discover the brand-new permanent exhibition on the culture and identity of the Jeannois people. From June to September, experience La Mer intérieure, a dramatic and poetic 360° immersive film projected into the water tower reservoir. From the belvedere, observe the town of Alma, its waterways and the hydroelectric installations at the origin of its industrial development.