Maison Hector-Authier
Abitibi's first colonial home (1912). Interpretation centre, immersive tour, outdoor summer shows, and Saturday morning artist workshops.
A few minutes' walk from downtown
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Shopping at Place Centre-ville is just the start. Discover heritage sites, the Harricana River, urban trails, and green spaces steps from downtown.
Abitibi's first colonial home (1912). Interpretation centre, immersive tour, outdoor summer shows, and Saturday morning artist workshops.
A few minutes' walk from downtown
A one-of-a-kind basilica in the North, with a copper dome visible from afar. An architectural landmark at the heart of Amos.
Downtown, walkable
Art exhibitions along the urban trail near the Arbec plant. An original way to discover local creativity outdoors.
Urban trail, downtown area
A major river running through Amos from south to north. Marina Paré, Quai Desjardins, paddleboarding, and summer activities along the water.
A few minutes from downtown
Whitewater practice site at Agora Naturelle park, across from the CEGEP. Great for paddling, with parking, picnic tables, and river access.
Agora Naturelle park, ~5 min by car
Urban cycling and walking trail, usable in summer and winter. Artworks along the route organized by the Exhibition Centre.
Downtown, easy access
More than 14 parks in summer, with benches, picnic tables, and activity-specific amenities. Perfect for a break between shopping stops.
Throughout the city
74 km of cross-country ski trails and 49 km for snowshoeing, ~11 km from Amos. Equipment rental, tubing hill, and lit trails in winter.
~15 min by car via Route 395 south
Make a day of it
Combine shopping, culture, and the outdoors in one visit.
Browse shops and grab lunch at Place Centre-ville d'Amos.
Walk to Maison Hector-Authier for Abitibi history and summer outdoor shows.
Follow the urban trail near Arbec for public art and fresh air.
Finish along the Harricana River at Marina Paré or Quai Desjardins.
Summaries are curated for visitors. Confirm hours, pricing, and seasonal schedules on official city and regional tourism websites.