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Staying in the Sainte-Foy area and wondering what to do in Sainte-Foy, Quebec City? This district in the west end of Quebec City is often seen as a residential and commercial zone, but it hides plenty of activities, parks, restaurants and points of interest reachable on foot or a few minutes away by car.
Here is an overview of the best options to fill your stay in the Laurier area, summer and winter alike.
A few minutes' walk from Hôtel Classique, Laurier Québec is one of the largest shopping centres in the province, with more than 300 stores, restaurants and services. Place Sainte-Foy, just as easy to reach, rounds out the offering with its own retailers and dining spaces.
These two centres are a must in the area, handy for a relaxed evening or a free afternoon.
About 10 minutes by car from Laurier Boulevard, the Promenade Samuel-De Champlain follows the St. Lawrence River for several kilometres. It is ideal for walking, cycling or simply taking in a sunset over the river in a landscaped, year-round setting.
The Base de plein air de Sainte-Foy is a versatile destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter, cycling and trails in summer: a little-known natural space that is well worth the detour, just minutes from Laurier Boulevard.
About 7 minutes from the hotel, the Aquarium du Québec is a must-see attraction for families. Here you can discover the marine wildlife of the St. Lawrence River in a pleasant setting, open year-round.
The Sainte-Foy area has movie theatres easily reached from the hotel, ideal for an evening out with family or colleagues. The Grand Théâtre de Québec, though slightly more central, is 15 minutes away for show lovers.
For golfers, the Club de golf Albatros Sainte-Foy is a few minutes from the hotel. An accessible, well-maintained course, ideal for a morning or afternoon of golf alongside a business or leisure stay.
Laurier Boulevard and its surroundings offer a varied dining scene: Japanese and Italian cuisine, brasseries, cafés and quality quick service. The atmosphere is more local and relaxed than in Old Quebec, a real asset for extended stays.
At Hôtel Classique itself, Le Cosmos (bistro-lounge) and Shogun Sushi offer two excellent options with no need to take the car.
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