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Montreal is known for many things – amazing food, a thriving arts scene, and its unique culture. But there's something else that sets this city apart: its winters. While most might prefer to stay cozy indoors, Montrealers are out there, making the most of the cold. Here are some things to do in and around Montreal that show winter here isn't just bearable – it's downright exciting.
Winter's chill is no match for Quebec's hottest spas, and we tested five of the province's finest to prove it. With an eye for the details that make or break a spa day – from secluded relaxation zones to saunas big enough for your entire crew – our quest was not just about finding warmth, but the whole package.
There's nothing in the world like Iceland's Blue Lagoon, but these hot springs in Canada might be as close as you can get without actually leaving the country. Luckily for those that love to soak, Canada has tons of beautiful hot springs and geothermal pools, both natural and man-made, in national parks and dreamy resorts.
Looking for the ideal way to soak your worries away? This spa an hour from Montreal has got you covered! The Polar Bear's Club is the ultimate spa for grabbing some much-needed R&R, and you're in luck 'cause they're offering $40 access to their thermal baths all spring long. While spas are a perfect way to feel revitalized and rejuvenated, gosh can they ever be expensive. Well, it doesn't have to be at the Polar Bear's Club.
I recently read an amusing article on The Suburban entitled Friend + Concierge = Friendcierge. According to the article, a friendcierge is a friend that you can call up when