Cuthbert Chapel (Ia)

Le premier lieu de culte protestant construit sur le territoire du Québec! Dommage que l'aspect du patrimoine religieux passe en second plan.

Ancienne chapelle presbytérienne...on y retrouve un musée et le kiosque d'informations touristiques. Départ pour le circuit cyclable des îles de Berthier, personnel très accueillant!

L'extérieur est joli mais il n'y a rien à voir à l'intérieur sauf un minuscule bureau touristique.

Le point de départ pour une randonnée à vélo ou pédestre

Très bel endroit mais quelque banc ou table de picnic serait vraiment apprécié

Magnifique lieu touristique, un peu court, mais agréable.

Beau point de départ pour le circuit cyclable avec toilette sur place

Very nice place to visit, a hidden gem, well away from the main roads. Let the kids roam free, play soccer of simply enjoy the large, grass covered land that this anglican chapel is resting on. No camping, altho there are plenty of tables and restrooms should be available, during the tourist season.A place with some very unique anglican history, well worth the attention and time. It also serve as the city's tourist info booth so if you need to plan your time in the region, you will find plenty useful material by visiting the site.As a side note... be aware that there isn't much to do and/or visit if you are not amateur of architecture and historic buildings/sites.Best go in via rue de Bienville, leading you to a medium-sized lot suitable for most cars/SUV's/motorcycles and pickups. Oversized/RVs, trailers/boats traffic or inexperienced drivers should park in Metro lot on route Notre-Dame. From there a short walk across the road gets you to the secondary entrance.Pick up after yourselves

Magnifique lieu pour un site d'information touristique

There is not much to see here. The chapel itself is really small and has only a few art pieces. Would not recommend a visit.