Lieu historique national Louis-S.-St-Laurent

Visiting the Louis-S.-St-Laurent National Historic Site is about discovering the legacy of a man who shaped Canada's history. The peaceful atmosphere of the village of Compton and the period architecture transport you back to the early 20th century. This interactive museum allows visitors to better understand Louis St-Laurent's integrity and contributions to our country while enjoying a variety of family-friendly activities.

• Birthplace Tour: Explore the home where Louis St-Laurent grew up.
• General Store: Discover his father's general store, an iconic place from that era.
• Multimedia Presentation: Attend a presentation that outlines the life and work of Louis St-Laurent.
• Garden Concerts: Enjoy outdoor concerts in the museum's garden.
• Family Activities: Participate in workshops and special events throughout the year.

Nearby, don't miss the picturesque village of Compton, with its charming shops and restaurants. The Eastern Townships also offer beautiful landscapes, perfect for hiking or family picnics.

The Louis-S.-St-Laurent National Historic Site is easily accessible by car, with free parking available on nearby streets and near Louis-Saint-Laurent Primary School. Public transport may be limited, so it is advisable to plan your visit by car.

The best time to visit is from June to September when many activities and events are organized. Families and groups are welcome, and the site is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Consider booking your visit to fully enjoy the activities offered.