There's are plenty of ways to indulge, take care of yourself and forget about your everyday worries this fall in Quebec. Go for the ultimate in relaxation in the warm and cold baths of a Nordic spa, whether it's in the city, on a riverbank or in the forest. You could also look for other ways to relax, like enjoying nature walks and quiet activities or staying in a charming hotel or B&B and simply taking the time to rest.

Resort and cocooning

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In the fall, a blaze of colour sweeps across the Laurentians, transforming the scenery into a work of art like no other. Homey cottages, quaint B&Bs, and the region’s many hotels, surrounded by this incredible nature, invite you to curl up by the fireplace. Between forest walks and cozying up under the covers, fall is a season for creature comforts!

Three days in Portneuf

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Can’t get enough of the great outdoors, cultural activities or local specialties and looking for the perfect destination for a three-day retreat? From the mythical Chemin du Roy (King’s Road), with its unique architectural heritage along the majestic St. Lawrence River, to the heart of the forests, with their numerous lakes, hiking trails and cozy cottages, the region of Portneuf is ready to welcome you and share its well-kept secrets. Local products, microbreweries, specialty stores... Portneuf’s flavours await you after your busy day on the water, after biking, golfing, or just while relaxing after admiring the beauty of the scenery, flora and fauna amid the fall colours.

Spotlight on well-being: where to relax in the Outaouais region

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This fall, why not choose the spas of the Outaouais and escape to a place where wellness and tranquility meet? Relaxation begins at Nordik Spa-Nature in Chelsea, the largest spa in North America, with its thermal baths and saunas surrounded by exceptional nature. The experience continues at Kōena Spa in Gatineau, an urban oasis that perfectly blends Nordic thermotherapy and Hawaiian hospitality and atmosphere. To elevate your getaway, the Spa Fairmont Le Château Montebello is ideal to combine relaxation with a stay in a unique destination: the world’s largest log building. You’ll be charmed by the magic of fall in this enchanting and rejuvenating setting.

Enjoy a bit of relaxation, in nature or in the city

Photo credit: Jean-Gabriel Pothier, Tourisme Mauricie

The mild temperatures and tranquil natural surroundings of fall transform the Mauricie region into a haven of peace, ideal for escaping daily stress and recharging your batteries. Whether you travel to the countryside or the city, colourful landscapes provide a soothing backdrop for relaxation and reconnection. Enjoy the thermal pools in a larger-than-life setting at KiNipi spa nordique, five minutes from Trois-Rivières, pamper yourself with a treatment or massage at Millenia Spa Urbain in the heart of the city, or admire the peaceful view over Lake Sacacomie while enjoying the benefits of thermotherapy at GEOS SPA in Saint-Alexis-des-Monts. (Website available in French only)

Take things slow as you visit Brome-Missisquoi

Photo credit: Julien Payette-Tessier

The Brome-Missisquoi region is a true jewel nestled at the foot of the Appalachian Mountains, opening the gateway to the magnificent Eastern Townships. In this region, time slows down as you savor every moment of your stay. In fact, slow travel is much more than a trend there—it’s a way of life.
With the “Celebrating Slowness” itinerary, explore the heart of the villages, where local crafts can be found at every turn, and where you’ll meet people who have a true passion for terroir. They’re the essence of the region’s culinary art of living. Immerse yourself in the picturesque landscape, where the rolling hills seem to make time stand still.

Discover the charm of Old Bromont

Photo credit: Jean Martin

In autumn, a stroll down Shefford Street in Old Bromont is a feast for the eyes! Heritage buildings, flamboyantly hued trees lining the street and the church steeple create an enchanting tableau. What’s more, Old Bromont is brimming with unique boutiques and restaurants offering original finds: handmade soaps, charming gifts, antiques, herbal teas and teas, decorations, clothing and gourmet discoveries! History buffs can even travel back in time on Bromont’s Old Village Heritage Trail. So, whether you’re in the mood to stroll, taste, shop or explore the past, Old Bromont promises a captivating autumn!

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