Bromont

Over the past 40 years, the dynamic nature of this town has significantly contributed to the rapid expansion of its industrial, sports, cultural, and tourism sectors.

Bromont has an international reputation and welcomes visitors, sports enthusiasts and athletes at its first-class facilities year round. The modern history of Bromont started at the end of the 18th century, with the arrival of the Loyalists.

Later enhanced by Francophone and Irish settlers, this community flourished in harmony. The year 1964 marks the founding of the town of Bromont. At the time, the founding family, the Désourdys, planned the town’s development along two major axes: a tourism sector and a high-technology industrial sector.

In addition to the SkiBromont.com ski centre, the largest lit skiing facility in North America that converts into a water park and mountain bike trail site during the summer, Bromont residents are fortunate to have their own airport, excellent lodgings, renowned health centres, camping, several excellent golf courses, a bike path that joins the Route Verte, an Olympic velodrome, equestrian centres including an Olympic equestrian park, and hiking and equestrian trails.

St. John Cultural centre (593, rue Shefford, Bromont, 450 534-4414, www.centreculturelstjohn.com): A jewel in the region's architecture, the St. John Cultural Centre building dates back to 1881-1885 and is located at the entrance to Bromont's village core on the main street (Shefford). 

It was originally an Anglican Church; it is now converted into a place of art and culture, where the Town of Bromont promotes artists and craftspeople from the outside area. The Cultural Centre is a municipal organization that also houses the administratives offices of the Town's recreation, culture, and community life department, since september 11, 2006.


Tourism office Bromont (15, boul. Bromont, Bromont, 450 534-2006 ou 1 877 276-6668, info@tourismebromont.com, www.tourismebromont.com): Tourism office covering the city of Bromont. Tourism office covering the city of Bromont. Open year-round. Bromont welcomes you with open arms! At the foot of the largest illuminated ski center in North America you’ll discover charming boutiques, restaurants and terraces as well as walking trails and beautiful green spaces.

Winter or summer, enjoy a variety of activities: camping, water park, skiing, mountain biking or cycling, superb golf courses, horseback riding, etc. With each sport comes relaxation; come pamper yourself in one of our famous health centers. In the evening, our concert halls offer diversified programs. Opening hours:  Usually from June through September, daily from 8:30 to 6:30; October through May, daily from 10 to 4.


Explore - Heritage Tour of Bromont (15, boul. Bromont, Bromont, 1 877 276-6668, info@tourismebromont.com): Discover the historical and architectural treasures of the heart village of Bromont.

• St. John Anglican Church (1882-1885)
• Presbytery of the Anglican parish (1863)
• St. John Cemetery: developed in 1820: Johan Savage is buried there
• Hôtel Central: built in 1903
• Presbytery of the West Shefford United Methodist parish (around 1899) (off course)
• West-Shefford United Church: built in 1916 (former Methodist church) (off course)
• West Shefford Methodist Cemetery (vers 1882) (off course)
• Saint-François-Xavier Catholic church: built in 1889-1890
• Presbytery and Saint-François-Xavier cemetery: built in 1897
• Several heritage houses: built between 1840 and 1935