
The city of Saguenay was born from the merging of several municipalities, the largest of which are Jonquière, Chicoutimi and La Baie. The new city of Saguenay has become the urban heart of the region. It is home to the famous large-scale shows, as well as numerous interesting museums and great attractions, for the joy of visitors. Saguenay is also the city that suffered the most from the tragic 1996 flood. Take advantage of your stay to soak up the local culture and visit all the attractions you want.
The name of the Chicoutimi district comes from the Montagnais “Shkoutimeou”, which means “the end of the deep waters”. It is the most populated district of the new city, but also its administrative centre. Chicoutimi enjoys a great geographical location, at the junction of the Chicoutimi and Saguenay rivers. You will find here the famous little white house, a house that is miraculously still standing after the 1996 flood. Take advantage of your stay un the area to walk along the quay or to visit the remnants of the pulp and paper factory. Enjoy your visit!
Campings
Art Galleries & Antiques
Arts & Crafts
Économusée Savonnerie Olivier Saguenay
Industrial Tours
Thematic Parks

Concerts & Shows
Festival International des Rythmes du Monde
La Fabuleuse Histoire d'un Royaume
Maniganses, Festival international des arts de la marionnette

Festivals & Events
Festival International des Rythmes du Monde
Festival Saint-Honoré dans l'Vent
Maniganses, Festival international des arts de la marionnette
Restaurants
Horseback Riding
Hunting & Fishing
Snowmobiling & ATV
Towns and villages
The Saguenay – Lac-Saint-Jean Travel guide allows you to find all the tourism information concerning the activities, attractions, events as well as accommodation in the region. You will find information concerning tourism in the Saguenay – Lac-Saint-Jean region, as well as water and sports activities, parks, museums and cultural attractions.
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