Laval is a multi-faceted island full of contrasts, where urban excitement meets natural tranquillity, and heritage neighbourhoods are just as inspiring as the downtown areas geared toward the future. The region captivates with a world of possibilities and one-of-a-kind attractions. A one-stop shop where you can journey to the outer reaches of space just as easily as you can step into a magically illuminated light show or enjoy a thrilling gravity-defying free-fall experience. With family or friends, a wild adventure always awaits.

SOS Vortex: a new adventure maze

Feel like taking a trip back in time? Get ready for time-travelling adventures at SOS Vortex, located just outside Carrefour Laval! Jump back to the past using a time vortex created by a mad scientist and face his elaborate time machine to solve four environmental challenges. Resourcefulness, creativity and a pop art vibe perfectly unite in this maze made out of recycled containers, as you overcome obstacles, red herrings and dead ends to complete your mission and find your way back home. And be careful: the mad scientist’s roller-skating assistants will be there trying to disorient you! A fun and colourful experience for families and friends!

Enjoy the fall foliage on an urban hike

Photo credit: André Chevrier

No need to leave the city to see the beautiful fall colours! In Laval, there’s no shortage of parks and green spaces where you can take a breath of fresh air and take in the brightly coloured sights. The Centre de la nature promises beautiful landscapes and breathtaking foliage, perfect for a family hike or picnic, while Parc Bernard-Landry invites you to learn more about ecology along a trail featuring 32 information posts. For wildlife lovers, the Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles is a true paradise. After exploring this oasis of biodiversity, don’t forget to refuel at the Café de l’Archipel, at the park’s entrance!

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