Established in 1980, Galerie Montcalm presents six exhibitions per year showcasing the work of local, Canadian and international artists working in various visual arts disciplines. Recognized as a museum institution, Galerie Montcalm also presents educational displays of objects and artifacts related to art.

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!

Located in the heart of downtown Gatineau, Bistro CoqLicorne is a restaurant where, from breakfast to dinner, each dish seduces with its bold flavors and daring combinations. In summer, sit out on the lively terrace and enjoy the bustle of the neighborhood. In winter, take a seat in the intimate dining room. With its distinctive menu, Bistro CoqLicorne invites you to step off the beaten track and discover a cuisine that leaves no one indifferent. The establishment also offers gluten-free dishes.

Built in 1886, this former water tower on a beautiful site is now home to the Théâtre de l’Île. The first municipal theatre in Quebec, it offers an appealing blend of community and professional theatre ranging from the classics to contemporary plays.

Downtown Gatineau is the place to be for entertaining activities, cultural events, and celebrations of all kinds! Laval Street provides a safe and enjoyable route for pedestrians and cyclists. Discover the Laval-Aubry-Kent and Brewery Creek tourism sectors, with their microbreweries, great restaurants featuring everything from bistro to epicurean fare, and lively urban buzz. Don’t forget to check out the unique shops and businesses along Eddy Street!