Fort Chambly

Fort Chambly is a historic fort located on the banks of the Richelieu River in Quebec, Canada. The fort was built by the French in 1711 and was used as a defensive structure against the Iroquois and British invasions. It features a square-shaped stone fortress with four prominent corner bastions and high curtain walls, protecting accommodation and storage facilities arranged around a central courtyard. The fort has a rich history, having been involved in several wars, including the Iroquois Wars, the Seven Years' War, and the American Revolution. Today, the fort is a National Historic Site of Canada and offers guided tours, school programs, and a museum. Visitors can explore the fort's architecture, learn about its history, and enjoy the surrounding green spaces