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Saint-Hubert is a borough of the city of Longueuil, located on the South Shore of Montreal in Quebec, Canada. Known for its historical significance in aviation, the area features a blend of residential neighborhoods, expansive green spaces, and proximity to the Saint-Hubert Airport. Its geography is characterized by flat terrain typical of the St. Lawrence Lowlands. Visitors can explore local parks, aviation-related history, and quiet suburban pathways that offer a peaceful alternative to the dense urban core of nearby Montreal.

Places to visit in Saint-Hubert

Park

Parc de la Cité

A large municipal park featuring a lake, walking trails, and diverse flora. It serves as a central hub for outdoor recreation and community gatherings in the area.

Why visit: It offers extensive green space for walking and observing local wildlife.

Visit during the autumn months to see the changing foliage around the lake.

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Landmark

Saint-Hubert Airport

A historic airport that played a significant role in Canadian aviation history, including being the site of the first international flight arrival in Canada.

Why visit: It is a site of historical importance for aviation enthusiasts.

Check the perimeter areas for designated spots to view aircraft activity.

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Museums, galleries & culture

Library and Cultural Center

Bibliothèque Raymond-Lévesque

A modern public library facility that hosts various cultural exhibitions and community programming within a contemporary architectural space.

Why visit: It acts as a primary cultural venue for local literature and art displays.

Check the official website for current exhibition schedules before visiting.

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Parc de la Cité Nature Walk

Enjoy a leisurely walk through the extensive trail network of Parc de la Cité. The path winds around the central lake and through wooded sections, providing a quiet environment for exercise and nature observation. The terrain is mostly flat and accessible for various fitness levels.

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Meeting people and exploring Saint-Hubert: questions and answers

How do I get to Saint-Hubert from Montreal?

Saint-Hubert is accessible from Montreal via the Jacques-Cartier or Victoria bridges by car, or through the Réseau de transport de Longueuil (RTL) bus network connecting to the Longueuil–Université-de-Sherbrooke metro station.

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Is Saint-Hubert a separate city?

No, Saint-Hubert is currently a borough of the city of Longueuil, having been merged during the municipal reorganization of Quebec in the early 2000s.

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