Drummondville
SDED - Tourisme & Grands événements
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| Rooms | 216 | 449 | 0 | 665 |
| Hotels | 3 | 4 | 0 | 7 |
| Capacity of the the biggest room for a banquet | 4390 | |||
Need ideas for your event? Contact:
Mr Yanick Gamelin, Director - Tourism and Great Events
1350, rue J. B. Michaud
Drummondville (Québec) J2C 2Z5
Phone: 819 477-5529
Toll free: 877 235-9569
Fax: 819 477-9747
Reach Yanick Gamelin by email
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Centre-du-Québec's entry
Drummondville has now over 200 years of history. With a solid reputation gained since over 20 years, Drummondville is among the most dynamic cities in Québec. Often identified as being «The mecca of the SMEs» in Quebec, Drummondville counts over 500 manufacturing compagnies.
News
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The Hôtel et Suites Le Dauphin Drummondville receives the Certificate of Excellence 2018 from TripAdvisor Details
Hotels and events
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Where should you organise your event in Drummondville?
We can help you
organise your event!
- Help with the planning and organisation of corporate events, trade shows and fairs, conventions etc.
- Search for spaces for business events and meetings
- Room rentals: Meeting rooms, conference rooms or rooms for symposiums
- Room rentals for general meetings and help in organising the event
- Several other FREE services to help you organise your event in Drummondville
Things to see
Drummondville
- Apzara spectacle équestre
- Centre d?interprétation de la Fromagerie St-Guillaume
- D'Arbre en Arbre
- Drummond en Bière
- Ferme du Bassin
- Festival Country Rétro Pop
- Festival de la Blague
- Festival de la Poutine
- L'Escarpé station de grimpe
- L'Issue : jeu d'évasion
- Laser Force
- Le Joker Pub Ludique
- Maison des arts Desjardins
- Microbrasserie le BockAle
- Moulin à laine d'Ulverton
- Musée national de la photographie
- Rose Drummond
- Route Verte - circuits à vélo
- Théâtre d'été
- Village Québécois d'Antan
Did you know... ?
Drummondville was founded in 1815 by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick George Heriot and was named in honor of Sir Gordon Drummond, Lower and Upper Canada's governor at the time.
