Fort Chambly National Historic Site
Located near Montreal, Fort Chambly is a welcoming location that combines history and leisure. On site, you will find a fortification dating back to 1711 and an urban park offering a breathtaking view of the Richelieu River, as well as trails, a bicycle path and green spaces where you can relax.
Students jobs
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A host of outdoor activities
Stroll along the trails in the urban park or take a ride on the bike path that runs along the Chambly Canal.
Visit Fort Chambly National Historic Site
Activities and experiences
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Fees
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About Fort Chambly National Historic Site
Culture and history
Read about the history of the soldiers of New France and the fortifications of Chambly.
Stewardship and management
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Hours of operation
Schedule for the 2023 season
Fort Chambly National Historic Site is open.
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