Find plenty of ideas for sharing great moments with your partner or creating memories with your group of friends! Whether you're planning a weekend in a cozy cottage, a road trip with lots of opportunities to stop and discover your surroundings, a quiet or invigorating hike, an evening at an electrifying festival or a relaxing day at the spa, you'll have plenty to choose from. Surprise your significant other, catch up with your bestie or get your crew together for some of the most exciting experiences you'll have this fall!

Golfing in the fall in the greens of Portneuf

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Courses across the region of Portneuf take a dazzling look when the leaves turn red and orange. Clubs welcome golfers through to the end of October in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Whether you want to improve your game or simply enjoy some time in the fresh air, golf courses here await you with ideal conditions and natural scenery that make every shot even more enjoyable. 

Vineyards, microbreweries and local flavours in Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Fall is the perfect season to discover the region’s passionate makers and local flavours. Set against a picturesque countryside backdrop painted in autumn colours, Le Bourg des Cèdres, Vignoble Côte de Vaudreuil and Vignoble d’Ovila invite you to sample their wines and savour the flavours of the region. In September, you can even take part in the grape harvest! Complete your gourmet getaway by exploring the region’s craft breweries, including Cardinal Brewing, Microbrasserie Loup-Garou, Perodam Microbrasserie Solidaire, Microbrasserie Trois Lacs and Ferme-Brasserie Schoune, where great beer, live entertainment and a vibrant atmosphere are always on tap.

Discover the local art scene

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You can explore the region surrounding Saint-Siméon and Baie-Sainte-Catherine through its rich culture. Open year-round, the Centre d’exposition Inouï showcases contemporary art and the heritage of Charlevoix through original exhibitions. Then continue your artistic journey at the Poterie de Port-au-Persil, where more than 50 years of ceramic expertise live on through a gallery showcasing renowned artisans and offering introductory workshops in ceramics. 

Visit museums and interpretation centres in the Centre-du-Québec region

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Even though summer in Centre-du-Québec is a wonderful time to be outside, you can also take advantage of your road trip to this region to discover (or rediscover!) its museums and interpretation centres, all while enjoying a cool break from the summer heat! You’ll learn about wildlife at the Musée de la Biodiversité, Abenaki culture at the Musée des Abénakis, world cultures at the Musée des cultures du monde and much more! Whether you’re a family, a couple or a group of friends, take some time to discover the heritage of this beautiful region and the warmth of its welcome! (Website in French only)
 

Must-sees and new discoveries in Québec City’s museums

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In the fall of 2026, two major openings will contribute to a renewed experience offered by the museums in Québec City. First of all, the Musée national de l’histoire du Québec, a brand-new museum, will be dedicated to showcasing Quebec’s culture, identity and evolution; and the Espace Riopelle – Pavillon Michael Audain will be a magnificent new addition to the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec. For a trip focused on local culture, be sure to also visit the must-see museums that showcase the province’s history and creativity. The Monastère des Augustines, the Musée de la civilisation, and the Musée des plaines d’Abraham are just a few examples that promise fascinating discoveries.

Explore the Wine Route on your bike

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Do the fall colours make you want to explore the Wine Route in a slower, more contemplative way? Hop on your bike! This heritage circuit was designed exactly for that. The terrain is flat, the distance is very reasonable (42 km or between 2 and 3 hours depending on your speed), the roads are only lightly travelled by motorists, and the scenery is splendid! And let's not forget the wine! You'll come upon 3 vineyards along your route, and 2 more if you add a short detour.

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