OUR 3 FAVOURITES:
*LOCATION
*Parking
*Competetive price!

SCHOOLS:
Fadette Secondary School
St. Joseph's High School
Collège Saint-Maurice: a private post-secondary institution offering programs in French and English
Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe: a public post-secondary institution offering pre-university and technical programs in French
St. Joseph Elementary School
Érablière Elementary School
Notre Dame Elementary School

TRANSPORT:
The city of Saint-Hyacinthe is served by the Autobus La Québécoise company, which offers several urban bus lines to get around the city, as well as intercity lines to reach neighboring towns.

HOBBIES:
Library T.-A.-St-Germain, the Museum of the Sisters of Sainte-Anne and the Center des arts Juliette-Lassonde, which offers art exhibitions, shows, concerts and cultural events. The Sports Complex, the Desjardins Aquatic Center, the Gérard-Côté Recreation Center and the Saint-Hyacinthe Golf Club. The city also organizes several community events throughout the year, such as the Galette and Local Flavors Festival, the Saint-Hyacinthe Carnival, the Public Market and the Family and Seniors Fair.

PARKS:
Sainte-Hyacinthe has a large number of parks and green spaces, such as Parc Casimir-Dessaulles, Parc Tétreaultville, Parc des Salines, Parc les Salines-sur-le-lac, Parc Les Patriotes and Christ-Roi Park. These spaces offer picnic areas, playgrounds, hiking trails and bike paths.

**SECTOR***

The Sainte-Hyacinthe sector is characterized by its tree-lined streets, historic buildings and quaint little shops. Visitors can admire the architecture of the old Saint-Hyacinthe train station, the convent of the Sisters of Sainte-Anne, as well as several well-preserved old houses. In short, the area offers a mix of historic charm, peaceful nature and cultural activities that make it an attractive place for visitors and residents of the city.