Nordic Spa Thermal Experience Old Quebec
Overview
This ticket gives you the standard thermal experience at Strøm Nordic Spa in Old Quebec, beside the St. Lawrence River. Move between outdoor hot tubs, warm and ice baths, Finnish saunas, a eucalyptus steam bath and thermal waterfalls, then rest by the fireplaces in the relaxation areas. Bathrobe and towel rental, a locker and parking are part of the option, and you choose a time slot that suits you. It suits couples and friends who want a calm, restorative break after a day of sightseeing.
Highlights
- Standard thermal experience at Strøm Nordic Spa in Old Quebec
- Outdoor hot tubs, warm baths and ice baths
- Finnish saunas and a eucalyptus steam bath
- Thermal and Nordic waterfalls
- Relaxation areas with fireplaces, indoors and outdoors
- Bathrobe and towel rental, locker and parking included
- Choose your own time slot
Full Description
Strøm Nordic Spa in Old Quebec
Strøm Nordic Spa is a Nordic-style spa set beside the St. Lawrence River in Old Quebec, and it is built around the traditional Nordic idea of moving between heat, cold and rest. The spa offers a peaceful contrast to sightseeing, and the outdoor pools look out over the river and the city.
Guests who search for a Nordic spa in Old Quebec want an experience that is different from a standard massage centre, and this thermal experience delivers it. You choose your time slot, and the day is flexible enough to fit between morning sightseeing and an evening meal in the city.
Hot Tubs, Warm Baths and Ice Baths
The heart of the spa is its outdoor baths. You can soak in hot tubs, cool down in ice baths and warm up again in warm baths, and moving between them is what makes the Nordic method so refreshing. The contrast is best on a cold winter evening, when steam rises from the water into the air, but it is equally pleasant on a summer evening.
Take your time and move between the baths at your own pace, and listen to how you feel. Anyone with a health concern should ask their doctor before using extreme hot or cold baths.
Finnish Saunas and the Eucalyptus Steam Bath
Indoors and outdoors, the Finnish saunas offer dry heat, and the eucalyptus steam bath adds warm, scented steam. The thermal and Nordic waterfalls provide a strong, massaging flow of water for shoulders and back.
A common routine is to warm up in the sauna, cool off in the cold bath, then rest and repeat. Drink water between sessions, and follow the staff's advice on how long to stay in each space. Many guests find that two or three cycles are enough, and that a longer rest between rounds makes the whole visit feel far more relaxing than rushing from one bath to the next.
Relaxation Areas and Practical Details
Between baths, the relaxation areas with fireplaces are the best spots to rest, indoors or outdoors, with a view over the river. The spa is quiet by design, so guests are asked to keep their voices low.
The option includes bathrobe and towel rental, a locker and parking. Bring swimwear and flip-flops, and remember that food and drinks, massages and treatments are not included. The best time to visit is a weekday or a late-afternoon slot, and the spa sets a minimum age for guests, which is shown when you book.
Itinerary
- Check in at the spaArrive a few minutes before your time slot and present your voucher.
- Change and collect your robeUse your locker, and take the bathrobe and towel that come with the option.
- Hot tubs, warm and ice bathsMove between hot and cold at your own pace.
- Saunas and steam bathWarm up in the Finnish saunas and the eucalyptus steam bath.
- Waterfalls and relaxationEnjoy the thermal and Nordic waterfalls, then rest by the fireplaces.
What's included
- Entry to the Nordic spa thermal experience
- Outdoor hot tubs, warm and ice baths
- Finnish saunas and eucalyptus steam bath
- Thermal and Nordic waterfalls
- Bathrobe and towel rental
- Locker and parking
Not included
- Food and drinks
- Massages and treatments
- Tips
Not suitable for
- Guests below the minimum age set by the spa
- Guests with health conditions that limit heat or cold, who should ask their doctor first
- Guests who want a massage or treatment, which is not included
Meeting point
You meet at Strøm Nordic Spa in Old Quebec, which is confirmed in your booking voucher. Choose your time slot in the booking panel, and arrive about fifteen minutes before it starts to check in and change.
Important information
- The option includes entry to the thermal experience, bathrobe and towel rental, a locker and parking
- Bring swimwear and flip-flops
- Food and drinks, massages and treatments, and tips are not included
- Drink water between sessions and follow the staff's advice
- The spa is a quiet place, so keep your voice low
- The spa sets a minimum age, which is shown when you book
- Arrive on time, since the entry is based on your chosen time slot
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.
How much does the Strøm Nordic Spa ticket cost?
The price depends on the date and the time slot, and the booking panel on this page shows the current price.
Is transport included?
No, transport is not included, but parking is part of the option. The spa is in Old Quebec, beside the river.
How long should I stay?
Many guests spend a few hours going through the cycle of heat, cold and rest. Choose your time slot in the booking panel.
Is the spa suitable for children?
The spa sets a minimum age for guests, and the booking panel shows the details. It is designed as a quiet space for relaxation.
What should I bring?
Swimwear and flip-flops. The option includes bathrobe and towel rental and a locker.
Can I book for today or tomorrow?
Often yes, depending on availability. Time slots are limited, so check the booking panel.
What is included in the standard thermal experience?
Outdoor hot tubs, warm and ice baths, Finnish saunas, a eucalyptus steam bath, thermal and Nordic waterfalls and relaxation areas with fireplaces.
Are massages included?
No, massages and treatments are sold separately and are not part of this option.
Is food included?
No, food and drinks are not included.
What is the best time to visit?
A weekday or late-afternoon slot is quieter, and the outdoor baths are especially atmospheric on cold evenings.
