Jump to content

Edit links
Download GPX file for this article
45.4333-73.1667Full screen dynamic map
From Wikivoyage

Marieville is a town of about 11,000 (2021) on the east of Montreal. It is a picturesque municipality with a great agricultural, commercial, industrial, institutional, and recreational tourism on the St. Lawrence plain. Marieville is in Rouville, Quebec.

Understand

Saint-Nom-de-Marie church

This city has mainly a residential, agricultural, commercial and recreational tourism vocation.

The main attractions of this municipality are, in particular:

  • its local events and community life: Noctambule, Fête nationale du Québec, Citizens' Day, Halloween Party, Christmas Market, Christmas Party, culture days, summer activities in the municipality's parks; these activities are organized under the aegis of the city or organizations such as Club FADOQ Saint-Mathias de Rouville, Cercle de Fermières, Chœur des Oliviers, Soccer Club, Pétanque Club and Guignolée;
  • its gastronomy, as well as its agritourism shops offering local products;
  • its picturesque and well-restored built heritage: Saint-Nom-de-Marie church, and ancestral houses;
  • its rural panorama of the St. Lawrence plain, a theater of agricultural activities in all seasons that visitors can admire while travelling on rural roads; the village is in the middle of a plain bordered by the Saint-Hilaire, Rougement and Saint-Grégoire mountains, creating a horizon of mountains.

Get in

By car

  • From Montréal (43 km, time: 32 min.Take the Samuel de Champlain bridge (east); Highway 10 (east); take Route 227 (north) to the village of Marieville.
  • From Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu (22 km, time: 25 min). Take Route 133 (north) or Chemin des Patriotes which runs along the east bank of the Richelieu River; take Rang des Cinquante-Quatre (south-east); take Rang de la Savane (north); take Rang de la Petite Savane (to the east); take Rang du Ruisseau Barre (north); take rue Chambly to downtown Marieville.

Get around

Map
Map of Marieville

See

Events

  • 1 Noctambule: , Parc de Sainte-Marie-de-Monnoir, ☏ +1 450 460-4444 ext 277, . Annually, over two weeks, in February. Le Noctabule is the main local winter event. It offers activity bubbles at Parc de Sainte-Marie-de-Monnoir: handling kites, fireworks, disco skating, introduction to Spikeball and tournament, and introduction to Fat Bike. (date needs fixing)
  • 2 Quebec National Day (Fête nationale du Québec): , Parc de Sainte-Marie-de-Monnoir. Annually, June 24. Every year, the National Day is celebrated with a variety of activities for young and old. The event usually includes a music, entertainment and fireworks show. (date needs fixing)
  • La Grande fête de l'Halloween (La Grande Fête de l'Halloween): . This Halloween party takes a different turn with each edition. People decorate their houses and have weird ghost costumes. Children go around the houses to collect treats. (date needs fixing)
  • Marieville Rétro: , rue du Pont et au parc Édouard-Crevier (à côté de l'église Saint-Nom-de-Marie), . Annually, in July. Exhibition of vintage cars, with a retro show. (date needs fixing)
  • Christmas Market (Marché de Noël): , Parc Édouard-Crevier. During the first two weekends of December. Generally, about twenty exhibitors (artists, craftsmen and local agricultural producers) are installed in small houses to offer their local products. This Christmas market started in 2009. (date needs fixing)
  • National day of sport and physical activity (Journée nationale du sport et de l'activité physique): . One day in May. Cette journée invite le public à découvrir ou à redécouvrir le plaisir de bouger, de faire du sport et de pratiquer des activités physiques, que ce soit à des fins utilitaires ou pendant ses temps libres. (date needs fixing)

Do

  • 1 Quillorama Marieville, 660, rue Chambly, ☏ +1 450-460-3599. Bowling alley with six synthetic big bowling lanes and six synthetic mini bowling lanes. The quillorama has a restaurant, a pro-shop and a pool table. (updated Oct 2022)

Buy

Foods

Specialized food stores

  • 3 Aromates et Saveurs - Épicerie fine, 1218, rue du Pont, ☏ +1 450-460-7700. Deli. (updated Oct 2022)
  • 4 Moulin à pain, 1222, rue du Pont, ☏ +1 450-708-1778. Bakery. Take-out orders. (updated Oct 2022)
  • 5 Jardin Émergent, 1001, rang de l'Église, ☏ +1 450-378-3040. Food producer of aronias. Boutique offering a range of products processed by the owners, Mario and Lise: jelly, syrup, herbal tea, aronia berries in mint syrup, pure frozen aronia juice, balsamic-style aronia vinegar, lemon mustard, chokeberry and more. (updated Oct 2022)
  • 6 Charbonneau vegetables (Les légumes Charbonneau), 133, chemin du Vide, ☏ +1 450-460-7567. Food market (kiosk) offering vegetables produced on site. (updated Oct 2022)
  • 7 Les Bien Élevés + La Ferme d'Alex, 1191, rang de l'Église (route 227) (on the south side of Highway 10), ☏ +1 450-460-0121. Agri-food producer of hormone-free and antibiotic-free milk and beef, as well as eggs. Shop offering local meats, fresh eggs, prepared meals, beer, wine... (updated Oct 2022)

Eat

Caters

  • 10 Les Gloutons Barjots, 1450, rue Edmond Guillet, ☏ +1 438-355-7555. Catering. (updated Oct 2022)

Drink

  • 1 Bar Auberge Marieville, 2025, rue Saint-Césaire, ☏ +1 450-460-0030. Adult entertainment club. (updated Oct 2022)

Sleep

Hotels, motels

  • 1 Hôtel Bouthillier, 774, rue Saint-Charles. Small hotel. (updated Oct 2022)

Camping

Connect

Cope

Municipal services

The city of Marieville provides the public with various infrastructures for social, cultural and sporting activities:

  • 2 Desautels Memorial Library (Bibliothèque commémorative Desautels), 603, rue Claude-De Ramezay (basement of the Saint-Nom-de-Marie church)), ☏ +1 450-460-4444, , . The library offers a variety of documents, services and cultural activities. Possibility of using a computer and Internet access on site. (updated Oct 2022)
  • 3 Indoor pool (Piscine intérieure), École Mgr-Euclide-Théberge, 677, rue Desjardins. (updated Oct 2022)
  • 4 Arena Julien-Beauregard (Aréna Julien-Beauregard), École Mgr-Euclide-Théberge, 677, rue Desjardins, ☏ +1 450-460-3335. The arena offers time slots for free skating and quarter skating by reservation. The arena also has a restaurant and the La Flamme du Sport boutique. A room that can accommodate 25 people is available for group meetings. (updated Oct 2022)
  • 5 Skatepark Marieville, rue Bernard. Skatepark. (updated Oct 2022)

Go next

Routes through Marieville
Montreal ← Brossard ←  W  E  → Granby → Sherbrooke
Montréal ← Longueuil ←  W  E  → Rougemont → Frampton
Sainte-Madeleine ← Saint-Jean-Baptiste ←  N  S  → Saint-Alexandre → Venise-en-Québec


Map

  • 1 Saint-Mathias-sur-Richelieu A municipality with a rich built heritage. Thanks to the Richelieu River, its port was one of the busiest between Lake Champlain and the St. Lawrence River, serving local agricultural and forestry operations. In the 21st century, its economic vocation is centred on recreational tourism and agriculture. Its territory offers green plains because its territory is 96% agricultural.
  • 2 Saint-Jean-Baptiste Founded in 1787, leaning against the eastern limit of Mont Saint-Hilaire, Saint-Jean-Baptiste offers a range of recreational tourism activities including camping activities at the Domaine de Rouville and the Lac du Repos campsite, as well as agrotourism. Its old built heritage gives it a picturesque cachet.
  • 3 Rougemont The main characteristics of Rougemont are Mont Rougemont which is home to a great biodiversity of fauna and flora, the Abbey of Rougement, the orchards, the cider houses and its ice cider tasting fair.
  • 4 Sainte-Angèle-de-Monnoir Sainte-Angèle-de-Monnoir, Quebec on Wikipedia Mainly agricultural municipality on the St. Lawrence plain, between Mont Saint-Grégoire and Mont Rougemont. Agrotourism characterizes this locality.
  • 5 Mont-Saint-Grégoire Mont-Saint-Grégoire on Wikipedia Municipality overlooked by the magnificent mountain of Mont Saint-Grégoire which includes hiking trails to reach the summit where the panorama on the plain of the Saint-Laurent is bucolic. The northwest side of the mountain is the sugar bush capital of Quebec and Canada. The dining rooms of the seven largest maple groves have a large capacity and offer various other attractions around maple products: catering service, maple products shop, horse-drawn carriage rides, mountain, children's play areas, and mini farm. Mont-Saint-Grégoire also has five orchards and agritourism.
  • 6 Richelieu Crossed by Route 112, Highway 10 and Chemin des Patriotes, Richelieu has a heritage circuit describing the great history of the seigneury and the locality, as well as the built heritage. The building of the Oblates marked its history. Recreational tourism activities are intense on the river and the bike paths.
This city travel guide to Marieville is a usable article. It has information on how to get there and on restaurants and hotels. An adventurous person could use this article, but please feel free to improve it by editing the page.
Retrieved from "https://en.wikivoyage.org/w/index.php?title=Marieville&oldid=4558762"