Longueuil

$324 500

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Apartment / Condo

Longueuil

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Two or more storey

St-Hubert

Triplex

Greenfield Park

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Split-level

Things to do in Saint-Hubert

Vivid sunset at Parc de la Cité in Saint-Hubert.
Photo credit: François Therrien, via the City of Longueuil

Hello everyone! We are Pauline Chen and Félix Villeneuve, real estate brokers active in Saint-Hubert, a dynamic area of Longueuil on the South Shore of Montreal. If you're wondering what to do in Saint-Hubert, this city offers a wealth of activities and places to discover! With its proximity to Montreal and numerous local attractions, Saint-Hubert is the perfect place to live or explore.

What to Do in Saint-Hubert?

We offer you a glimpse of the must-see places and activities in the area, because there's always a moment when you're wondering, "what to do in Saint-Hubert?"

Funtropolis

One of the largest recreational complexes of its kind in Canada, Funtropolis in Saint-Hubert offers multi-level play structures, trampolines, bumper cars, and even a 4D X-Rider simulator. It’s the perfect place for kids and adults seeking adventure. Whether you want to have fun on giant spider webs or try zip lines, this recreational space is a must-visit.
Address: 2975 Bd Moïse-Vincent

Verger de la Savane

Want to escape into nature while staying close to the city? The Verger de la Savane offers a unique experience in Saint-Hubert with local products such as apple cider, apple donuts, and wildflower honey. You can even buy freshly picked apples and other local fruits and vegetables. Enjoy this green oasis for a day outdoors, just minutes from Saint-Hubert airport.
Address: 8000 Ch. de la Savane

Quartier DIX30 in Brossard

This commercial district, located just minutes from Saint-Hubert, is a true urban lifestyle hub. The Quartier DIX30 features shops, restaurants, gourmet markets, a cinema, two performance halls, and even an indoor surf center and skatepark. You'll also find events year-round and more than 10,000 parking spaces. This spot is ideal for a family outing or a fun day with friends.
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Parc de la Cité

The Parc de la Cité is a 960,000 square meter nature park. It features a large grassy plain and a 1 km retention basin, surrounded by a multi-use asphalt path. With its eight kilometers of trails, including one connected to the Raymond-Lévesque Library, the park can be explored year-round. This place offers a diversity of landscapes, with wooded areas, bogs, and a hill offering a spectacular view of Montreal and the Montérégiennes.

Discover Parc de la Cité on foot, by bike, inline skates, snowshoes, or cross-country skis. Download the Parc de la Cité map (PDF) for more information on trails and available facilities. The Montée du Chemin de Chambly trail, part of the famous Route Verte, also runs along the Parc de la Cité.
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