Top Things to do in Terrebonne
The 5 Best Things to Do in Terrebonne, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Terrebonne, Canada including Theatre du Vieux Terrebonne, Ile des Moulins, Complexes Sportifs Terrebonne - Multiglace, La Maison Belisle, Vieux-Terrebonne.
Restaurants in Terrebonne
1. Theatre du Vieux Terrebonne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Monette B - Montreal, Canada
This Theatre is situated on the banks of a river...near a beautiful park that has historical buildings. It's also surrounded by a terrific choice of excellent restaurants if you want to enjoy a delicious meal before a show! I've personally been to a show here and found the venue very nice with comfortable seats and intimate feeling in the theatre itself.
2. Ile des Moulins
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By Joé S - Sherbrooke, Canada
This is the nicest place in Terrebonne. The island is near the Rivière des Mille-Iles and near the Vieux Terrebonne. This is a great picnic spot, as well as a nice place to spend a sunny afternoon. There are also some museum opened in the summer and they offer some boat ride. They also have some small shows in the summer that are very nice for families. This is a great place to relax with friends, family or even alone.
3. Complexes Sportifs Terrebonne - Multiglace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Luc C - North Bay, Ontario, Canada
My son played hockey here over the holidays. Although we only visited the viewing rink, it also has a practice rink, a pool, a weight room and god knows what else.
The two bartenders were always pleasant (eye candy) . The place is well looked after...always clean.
4. La Maison Belisle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Joé S - Sherbrooke, Canada
This house is the oldest one in Terrebonne. It was build in the 1700's and some of the initial foundations are still in a good shape. There is a very nice and complete exposition about Terrebonne's history and there are always temporary exposition from local artists on the second floor. I recommend that place for history lovers.
5. Vieux-Terrebonne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By maskoutain2575 - Saint Hyacinthe, Canada
La couronne nord de Montréal en sa région voit s'agrandir rapidement depuis les vingt-cinq dernières années la ville de Terrebonne.
Elle est connu de plusieurs pour son Théâtre du Vieux-Terrebonne et son complexe de l'ile des Moulins,
Mais il y a plus en cette partie la plus ancienne de cette cité. En effet, le quartier face à l'église Saint-Louis-de-France qui s'étale jusqu'à la rivière des Mille Iles et qui est bordé à l'ouest par le parc des Braves a conservé un indéniable cachet d'antan.
Les rues y sont étroites, les édifices ont conservé leurs allures de jadis malgré les réfections et entretiens.
L'Hôtel-de-Ville y est toujours localisée, non loin du Vieux-Théâtre. Elle y a cette terrasse arrière si bien aménagée qui rejoint cette longue et magnifique Promenade livrant une vue bucolique la rivière des Mille Iles.
Le coin regorge de boutiques, bistros, restaurants dont plusieurs de haute gastronomie. On y ressent une belle énergie, une certaine aisance.
Par une belle journée, comme il fait bon y errer au gré du temps ...Et il y a facilement moyen de se stationner à un prix modique ou gratuitement
