FORT CHAMBLY NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE

Restored by the Canadian government, it was built by the French in 1711, at the foot of the rapids of the Richelieu River, a waterway linking Montreal to New York. Inspired by the principles of Vauban fortifications, he was waiting with a firm footing for the attackers of the English colonies. Cross its walls and discover the lives of the soldiers and inhabitants of the seigneury of Chambly, around 1750. A true witness of the French presence in America!