Igloofest, the emblematic festival that transforms winter into a real party, is coming to Gatineau for the very first time after Montreal and Quebec City! The magic will happen. It's the must-attend winter event for all electronic music fans, with a line-up featuring renowned regional and international DJs and artists. It's the perfect way to energize downtown Gatineau, where winter becomes a real celebration!

Located five minutes from Parliament Hill, the Casino du Lac-Leamy features a wide selection of slot machines and gaming tables, including Texas Hold’em poker, as well as a multigame space with live hosts. Book a room at the five-star Hilton Lac-Leamy hotel and relax at the Amerispa and in the heated indoor and outdoor pools. Enjoy the Casino’s exciting atmosphere, discover a variety of bars and restaurants and a nightclub, and spend an entertaining evening at the Théâtre du Casino. 18+.

Kōena Spa is a true haven of peace located 10 minutes from downtown Gatineau and Ottawa. This urban spa, whose name means "balance" in Hawaiian, offers a unique moment of relaxation. Indulge in a therapeutic massage or a purifying treatment before discovering the benefits of a complete spa experience where the heat of the pools, the coolness of the waterfall and our Himalayan salt room alternate. Feast at one of the multiple restaurants; such as Resto Lounge Onō and Bistro Kōena.

World-renowned sommelier Véronique Rivest invites you to her wine bar in Old Hull. Soif - Bar à vin is a true wine bar, offering authentic wines, fine cuisine, generous dish, in a laid-back atmosphere. A new wine list to discover and explore every week.

A new slice of heaven for fresh bagel lovers, right across the street from the Canadian Museum of History. At Bobino Bagel, every bite is packed with authenticity and freshness. Bright colours, a wide variety of flavours, smooth coffee and excellent local products are the trademarks of the region’s first Montreal-style bagel factory, where creativity knows no bounds! During the summer months, come and refresh yourself at the dairy bar in the cabin next door, where you'll find an ice cream cone or sorbet. Let yourself be tempted by the little sweets that remind you of the flavours of your childhood!

Housed in a scenic riverfront building designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal, the Museum is one of Canada’s most popular and introduces visitors to 15,000 years of social and human history — including compelling personal stories; Indigenous cultures, histories and achievements; and thought-provoking international exhibitions. Book your timed admission tickets online!