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Updated on Nov 5, 2025
Visiting the Eastern Townships, means filling your lungs with fresh air as you stand on top of our majestic mountain; being awe struck by the beauty of our lakes; enjoying the offer of our exceptional restaurants, tasting flavours you’ll find nowhere else; Raising your glasses in the most magical places; discovering a rich and unique architectural heritage in our cities and villages; falling under the charm our Coeurs villageois; meeting the most welcoming people eager to share their know-how with you; relaxing in some quite unusual lodgings set in the heart of nature…
Simply put, visiting the Eastern Townships, means that you’ll fall in love with a region where, all year round, whether it’s for two days or for twenty, you’ll want to escape to again and again!
The Eastern Township region is shaped by both a rich past and a promising future, a respect for traditions and the capacity for innovating, the art of relaxation and the urge to move. Our region offers a territory steeped in dualities, but where the elements never come into conflict. In fact, they complement and enrich each other, creating a balanced, cohesive, and harmonious combination.
Located at an hour’s drive from Montréal, the Eastern Townships region shares its border with the American states of Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
The Townships are organized into nine territories; each offering their own unique experiences, contributing to the region’s multiple possibilities as a destination. Visiting the Eastern Townships means discovering the most impressive summits in the Mégantic region, exclusive restaurant offers in the Sherbrooke region, very talented producers everywhere around Coaticook … and still so much more! Rich, generous and diversified, the Townships region, thanks to its territories, offers visitors an ever-changing adventure!
In Québec, the Eastern Townships rank fifth in terms of overnight stays, with volumes reaching 10.7 million overnight stays and $1.3 billion in tourism revenues annually. Tourism-related sectors account for about 1 in 10 jobs in the region, representing more than 21,000 jobs.
Since 1978, Tourism Eastern Townships has strived to promote its many attractions, supporting its members while fostering a conscientious and sustainable development. Driven by a dynamic team deeply attached to the region, our organization promotes values of collaboration, respect and inclusiveness.
