Saint-Lambert

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thumb|right|Downtown Saint-Lambert, at the corner of Victoria and Argyle streets

Its heritage, built in the 19th and until the middle of the 20th century, is characterized by the red brick walls.

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— The economic, commercial and financial heart of Quebec is a large, diverse city, with many festivals, museums, and lively neighbourhoods that attract visitors. — Longueuil has a network of 168 km of cycle paths. This city has various recreational parks with several hiking trails: Michel-Chartrand and de la Cité parks. — Brossard is a cosmopolitan city offering leisure facilities, tourism activities, in particular: hiking, biking, nautical activities on the river area between the St. Lawrence Seaway and the shore of the river (as well as a segment of the Saint-Jacques River), activities in municipal parks, etc.