Tourist attractions

Terra-Cotta natural park

Terra-Cotta Natural Park is an urban forest that is home to a wide variety of animals, plants, and trees. The City of Pointe-Claire transformed it into a park to protect its unique features and make it accessible to the public. Nature and outdoor lovers will be amazed by its rich biodiversity.

The park spans 40 hectares and features 4.4 kilometers of walking trails, open year-round, along with an educational aspect through its monarch and bee gardens.

Visit the Terra-Cotta park page.

Stewart Hall cultural centre

The Stewart Hall Cultural Centre is at the heart of Pointe-Claire's cultural life. It offers high-quality programs and supports local initiatives through community involvement. The charming facility features an art gallery, exhibition rooms, a Reading and Reference Room, a Kid’s Corner, an art rental and sales service and a boutique with arts and crafts.

Check out its full cultural programming on the Stewart Hall Cultural Centre page. 

The Pointe-Claire and Valois villages

The Pointe-Claire Village, the city’s historic core, and the Valois Village are two charming commercial areas. Take a stroll through these villages, where you will find local shops, boutiques, restaurants, and activities for everyone to enjoy.

Visit the Pointe-Claire Village and Valois Village pages for more information.  

Inscription en ligne aux activités et programmes

The City offers a wide range of cultural, sports, and recreational services. You can explore cultural and leisure activities on our Programming Calendar page, while sports activities are listed on the page of the respective sports facility offering them.

To register for activities, events, and workshops through our digital platform, LUDIK. Pointe-Claire residents enjoy early registration access. 

Public art

rt and culture play an important role in the community, which is why Pointe-Claire has many public art displays throughout its territory. Local artists can express their creativity and share their views on society and nature through these artworks. Visit our Public Art page to learn more.

Waterfront areas

Pointe-Claire enjoys prime access to Lake Saint-Louis. In addition to safeguarding the lake, the city provides 64 scenic viewing spots, 35 pedestrian pathways, and boat access points, such as those at the Grande Anse Chalet and Alexandre-Bourgeau Park.