Laval in Photos

Laval in photos

Laval City represents an area of 245 square kilometres. Laval is home to many historic houses, monuments, churches and old neighbourhoods that recall the high points of the region’s development. Villages and parishes like Sainte-Rose, Saint-Vincent-de-Paul and Sainte-Dorothée have grown but still retain their old-time charm and antique houses. The city gives you more opportunities to find the home you love.

Laval’s rural area produces such an array of horticultural and garden products that it has earned the undisputed title of Flower & Garden Capital of Quebec. There is simply no better place to discover and appreciate the authentic taste and charm of regional products than via Laval's farm-holiday and garden tourism tours.

Nature lovers will appreciate the tour Les Chemins de la nature that includes flowers, vegetables, fine herbs, honey and goat cheese. Tourists can also discover La Venue des Récoltes: retail greenhouse outlets, farmer's stands, pick your own strawberries, raspberries and apples. Besides, the Château Taillefer Lafon in Sainte-Dorothée was the first Quebec vineyard to be authorized to use the "château" designation.

The Calvary and Cross-relay is another way to discover the fascinating history of local pioneers.

A wide array of housing, neighbourhoods and real estate developments are being offered in Laval for the newcomers, so you should cast a look at Laval’s streets and places: