Parc Oméga — Where Wildlife Roams Free Nestled in the rolling hills of Western Quebec, Parc Oméga is one of Canada's most unique wildlife experiences. Spanning over 2,200 acres, this stunning nature reserve allows you to observe native North American animals — including white-tailed deer, wolves, black bears, bison, and Arctic foxes — roaming freely in their natural habitat. Unlike a traditional zoo, Parc Oméga offers a drive-through safari-style experience where the animals come to you. It's an up-close, peaceful, and truly unforgettable encounter with Quebec's wild side.

Fairmont Le Château Montebello — A Legend Along the Ottawa River For over 95 years, Fairmont Le Château Montebello has been celebrated for its rustic charm, unique architecture, and breathtaking natural surroundings. Recognized as the largest log cabin in North America, this National Historic Site was built in just four months in 1930 — a construction feat that captured the imagination of the entire continent. Fairmont + 2 Set on 300 bucolic acres overlooking the Ottawa River, the landmark is a quintessential resort destination offering more than 40 unique on-site activities year-round. Its storied past includes hosting world leaders such as Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, and Pierre Trudeau at the 1981 G7 Summit.