Enjoy Sherbrooke

From July 10 to September 3, experience the chilling history of Sherbrooke with Radcliff, an immersive audio journey, departing from the porte des Fabriques on Marquette Street, tracing the last execution by John Radcliff at the turn of the 20th century. Equipped with a headset (available for loan at the Sherbrooke Tourist and Resident Welcome Centre), follow a virtual guide through the Magog River gorge, solving riddles along the way. The adventure climaxes at Winter Prison, one of Sherbrooke’s oldest buildings, where six hangings occurred between 1880 and 1931. Is it haunted?
Continue the journey with a thrilling quest in the legal district. Between adrenaline and historical discovery, this experience promises mystery, suspense, and unforgettable moments. Dare to uncover the truth!

Sherbrooke is a prime destination for golfers, with a total of five beautiful courses. One was recognized by several golf magazines as one of the best semi-private golf courses in Quebec, another is the oldest 9-hole course in Canada, and a third one offers a breathtaking view with 36 holes to play. What’s more, one club offers a golf simulator where you can tee off year-round. Very few cities can boast so many golf courses!

There are so many ways to visit Sherbrooke. Why not take the bus? This summer, the Sherbus is back with a unique guided tour experience. You’ll get to see the city in a new light and discover many hidden gems. It’s a different way to get around, and kids love it!

Sherbrooke is home to three museums, located downtown at walking distance from each other. Plan your visit to broaden your knowledge on many different topics, be it art, history or science. Been there, done that? No worries! The museums frequently host temporary exhibitions, ensuring you get a different experience each time. There’s always something new to discover, no matter the weather or season. Perfect for a solo visit or an outing with friends!

The murals are one of Sherbrooke’s star attractions. They are giant works of art that mark the landscape of the downtown core, making Sherbrooke a true open-air art gallery. In total, 18 frescos each relate in their own way a facet of the city’s history. Whether as a family, a couple, in a group or with friends… whether you are a lover of history, technology, challenges or urban walking, a range of experiences are available to head out to discover the murals.

This is the quintessential spot for local products. All year round, you will find vendors with a passion for quality food, such as organic meat, specialty cheeses and artisan sausages. And, best of all, you can dine at the terrace bistro outdoors! This colourful space is great for meeting up with friends or family. Thanks to a festive summer program and occasional events! From June 20 to October 17, local vegetable farmers will be on site selling fresh produce from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The farmer’s market will be open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. between June 7 and October 25.