Frelighsburg

Frelighsburg is located less than 4 km from the Vermont border in the United States. The village is named after Abram Freligh, a New Yorker of German origin. This village of art, heritage, and agriculture is nestled in a valley on the banks of the Rivière aux Brochets. It boasts a significant and well-preserved Loyalist heritage.

Here, brick meets wood: the rebuilt Anglican church (1880), the Catholic church (1885), the presbytery (1887), the convent (1914), and the former Joseph Lansberg general store (1879).

Just a 15-minute drive from Frelighsburg, Saint-Armand offers an immersive GPS-guided audio tour accessible directly on your mobile phone:

Discover A Tour of St. Armand's Historical Landmarks

Designed by the Municipality of Saint-Armand, the tour is available on BaladoDiscovery. It is recommended to preload it in the app before visiting, ensuring access from anywhere during the tour. 

By car, you can be guided by voice assistance from one point of interest to another using the app's Driving Directions feature.

Frelighsburg is part of The Townships Trail Tour, a vast network of circuits offered for free on BaladoDécouverte by the Corporation de gestion du Chemin des Cantons. This signposted tourist route that crosses the Eastern Townships allows you to explore architectural heritage gems.

More than 500 additional routes are offered for free on BaladoDiscovery, without ads or payment solicitation.