Best Spas in Quebec City

"Steeped in history and heritage, the monastery was the first North American hospital outside of Mexico. Step inside to explore, and discover thousands of artifacts that trace the evolution of medicine. To make the most of your visit, tour the museum, enjoy a relaxing overnight stay in a simple yet comfortable room, refuel with a meal prepared by a chef renowned for healthy food, and join in a wellness workshop."

"This 17th century monastery turned wellness center is my top pick for vegans and vegetarians. If you like a quiet atmosphere, history and yoga, I highly recommend staying at the Monastére des Augustines. Breakfast is eaten in silence as a throwback to the Augustinian sisters’ tradition, who have lived in this building for centuries."

"Located in the new business district in Quebec City, the hotel is popular with both business travelers and families. Enjoy a treatment at Amerispa Health & Beauty Centre, where the large treatment menu features massage therapy, beauty and body treatments, as well as photoepilation and microdermabrasion. Afterwards, stroll through the lush gardens surrounding the pond, outdoor pool and jacuzzi."

"Amerispa is a highly respected spa brand found in luxury hotels across Canada. Sink into a state of total relaxation and wellbeing and choose from a full range of beauty treatments and massages at the Amerispa in the famous Château Bonne Entente in Sainte-Foy, a five‑star hotel that’s sure to impress."

"This Scandinavian-inspired spa near Quebec City (formerly known as Siberia Station Spa) makes the most of its natural, wooded surroundings and is situated on the serene shores of rivière Jaune. Siberia Spa’s outdoor facility is open year-round, and features a combination of hot and cold pools fed by fountains as well as Finnish and infrared saunas."

"Located in the suburbs of Beauport, this three-star, family-friendly hotel is about a five-minute drive to downtown Quebec City. Ideally situated for those looking to get away from the noise of the city, the hotel features a charming spa set in a historic brick home on the property. There’s an impressive array of massage treatments, including lymphatic drainage, pregnancy massage and a special kid’s massage."

"One of the city’s trendier options, SKYSPA is found in the Sainte-Foy neighbourhood 30 minutes from Old Quebec, and lives up to its name when it comes to its location. The spa is located on the 17th floor of a large complex, offering unobstructed, panoramic views of the city stretched out below."

"Moment Spa is one of the most memorable spas in old Quebec City, thanks to its coveted location in the iconic Château Frontenac which is one of the world’s most photographed hotels. The Chateau Frontenac. Along with its views of the Saint Lawrence River and old town, the spa offers an indoor pool, steam bath and a mani-pedi room."

"Une publication partagée par Noémie Bédard (@nmbdrd) le 27 Avril 2019 à 3 :24 PDT. Le kimono vous propose un menu à la carte, des spéciaux de 5 à 7 et des plats pour emporter. Il sera difficile de choisir parmi la soixantaine de sushis proposés: thon blanc, saumon fumé, crevettes tempura, caviar d’éperlan et bien plus."

"This chain has spread everywhere in Quebec, but in Quebec City, Sushi Taxi remains a safe bet. Although it may not closely resemble the cuisine of its Japanese ancestors, the creative sushi is very fresh and inventive. You can stop by and grab something to eat at the avenue Cartier, Charlesbourg or Lebourgneuf locations."

"Sukiyaki is a restaurant that specializes in preparing and serving original, simple, healthy delicious and freshly made Japanese comfort foods. This restaurant consists of respectful, hardworking, and smart people who understand that what brings good food are high quality ingredients. They are committed to share the family traditions and culture of the restaurant to their loyal guests."

"Perched upon the Cap-Rouge promontory, Parc Cartier-Roberval offers unparalleled views of the St. Lawrence River and its surroundings. The park’s wildlife, woods, and 200 year-old trees are well worth the trip!. What’s more, archeological digs started in 2006 reveal that Jacques Cartier and Jean-François de La Rocque de Roberval had two forts built here to prepare for colonization in the St. Lawrence valley: one on top of the cape and the other on the land now occupied by Cap-Rouge Church."

"Just fifteen minutes’ drive to the northeast of town is one of the area’s most astounding natural sights, the majestic Montmorency Falls. Set in a scenic park of the same name, the waterfall towers to a huge 275 feet which is much taller than the famed Niagara Falls. While its white wall of water certainly makes for some fabulous photos, the park itself is also well worth exploring."

"This park perched atop a ridge provides a panoramic view of the St. Lawrence River and the Fresque des Québécois mural. It’s got all the makings of a perfect pic."

"Located near the St. Lawrence River, in the Sainte-Foy-Sillery-Cap-Rouge area, the Bois-de-Coulonge Park is a magical place to discover. Each year, the planting of thousands of flowers makes it a refreshing natural space. In addition to its impressive horticultural development, it offers an arboretum, walking trails, a playground for children and stunning views of the river."

"Bordering the Sillery bluffs, Parc du Bois-de-Coulonge is one of Québec’s most unique parks. Its layout is influenced by the city’s French and English regimes and by many members of royalty. A number of buildings still reflect this rich past."

"Located to the north of Lac Saint-Charles, Marais du Nord (“the northern marshes”) is home to 160 species of birds and is a bird and nature lovers’ paradise. For stunning vistas of Lac Saint-Charles and Rivière des Hurons (to name but a few) and to explore the park’s furthest reaches, check out its 8 km of hiking trails. The marshes can also be visited by large, birch-bark canoes called “rabascaws” (reservations required)."

"The Marais du Nord Park is an exceptional natural environment to discover in any season. This natural park offers 8 km of interpretive trails just 20 km from downtown Quebec City. On the edge of Lac Delage, this place is ideal for a picnic and an introduction to ornithology."