A photograph of Manoir Montmorency
Photograph · Bohao Zhao · CC BY 3.0

Restaurant or café · Quebec City

Manoir Montmorency

Price
CAD 69 per adult; CAD 34.50 per child aged 6–12; children 5 and under free, before tax and service, for the July 12, 2026 summer brunch
Standing
Must see · Heritage site
Rank
Rank 30 of 1,857
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Reviewed by Elena Voss · Roavina Travel Editor

A photograph of Manoir Montmorency
Photograph · Stefanos Stefanos · CC BY-SA 4.0

About Manoir Montmorency

Manoir Montmorency is a historic manor above Montmorency Falls in the Québec City region. Its position on the heights gives the building a clear relationship with the waterfall and the surrounding landscape. For travelers, the manor works as both a heritage landmark and a viewing stop within Montmorency Falls Park, adding an architectural point of interest to an outing focused on the dramatic natural scenery below.

Checked 2026-08-26 · Source

A photograph of Manoir Montmorency
Photograph · Andrevruas · CC BY-SA 3.0

What's inside

The main experience at Manoir Montmorency is the heritage building itself and its elevated setting above the falls. The manor provides context for the historical development of the area while its location directs attention toward the landscape. Treat it as a focused stop rather than a large museum complex: the strongest reason to include it is the combination of historic architecture, a high viewpoint, and close proximity to Montmorency Falls.

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How long to spend

Allow a short visit if your main goal is to see the manor and take in the elevated view over Montmorency Falls. Give the stop more time when combining it with a broader visit to Montmorency Falls Park, since the surrounding natural setting is an important part of the experience. Your pace, weather, and interest in heritage architecture will determine whether Manoir Montmorency is a brief pause or a longer scenic stop.

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Season and crowds

Manoir Montmorency is most rewarding when the surrounding falls and landscape are comfortable to view. The Québec City region changes considerably through the seasons, so conditions around the elevated site can alter the character of a visit. Plan the manor as part of your Montmorency Falls outing, leaving room for changing weather and the possibility that conditions near the waterfall may be wet, cold, or affected by spray.

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Tickets

The practical value of the stop comes from seeing a distinct heritage structure above one of the region’s major natural landmarks. Plan it together with the waterfall visit, and treat any entrance or park charge as a separate practical matter from the manor’s historical interest.

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A photograph of Manoir Montmorency
Photograph · Studio Livernois · Public domain

Getting there

Manoir Montmorency stands within Montmorency Falls Park, northeast of central Québec City. Reach the park from the Québec City area, then follow the visitor paths toward the manor’s elevated position above the falls. The setting involves a change in elevation, so allow extra effort when moving between viewpoints and other parts of the park. The manor fits naturally into a wider visit focused on the waterfall and its surrounding landscape.

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What to watch out for

The manor’s elevated location beside a major waterfall makes sensible footwear and weather protection useful. Mist and spray can make nearby surfaces wet, while colder periods may bring ice. Stay attentive around viewpoints and natural edges, especially when traveling with children. The building’s heritage character may also mean that movement through the site differs from a modern attraction. Keep the falls, changing ground conditions, and elevation in mind throughout the visit.

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Photography

Manoir Montmorency offers a useful photographic contrast between historic architecture and the landscape of Montmorency Falls. The elevated position can frame the manor with the waterfall below or place the surrounding scenery at the center of the image. Light, spray, snow, and seasonal vegetation will change the view substantially. Use the established visitor areas and respect any signs or staff directions while photographing the building and its surroundings.

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Practical details

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Practical details

Phone
418-663-3330
Full address
2490 Royale Avenue, Quebec City, QC G1C 1S1
Typical spend
CAD 69 per adult; CAD 34.50 per child aged 6–12; children 5 and under free, before tax and service, for the July 12, 2026 summer brunch

Sources

Information collected 2026-09-05

Place details and sources

Type of place
Restaurant OpenStreetMap · Checked 2026-09-09
Heritage designation
part of a Quebec heritage property Wikidata · Checked 2026-09-09
Architect
Edward Black Staveley Wikidata · Checked 2026-09-09

Common questions

What is Manoir Montmorency?

It is a historic manor and elevated viewing stop above Montmorency Falls, within the broader Montmorency Falls Park setting.

Where is Manoir Montmorency?

The manor is in Montmorency Falls Park, northeast of central Québec City, positioned on the heights above the waterfall.

What can I see near Manoir Montmorency?

The stop combines the historic manor with elevated views toward Montmorency Falls and the surrounding landscape.

Is Manoir Montmorency the waterfall itself?

No. Manoir Montmorency is the historic building above the falls, while Montmorency Falls is the natural landmark below it.

Why include the manor in a Québec City outing?

It adds a heritage and architectural stop to a visit centered on the scenery and viewpoints of Montmorency Falls Park.

What should I wear for a visit?

Wear footwear suited to outdoor paths and clothing suitable for changing conditions, spray, cold, or ice around the elevated waterfall setting.

Nearby

  • Montmorency Falls 1 hour
    5 min walk

    Montmorency Falls

    • Must see
    • Nature site
  • Cimetière de Sainte-Thérèse-de-l'Enfant-Jésus 30 min
    46 min walk

    Cimetière de Sainte-Thérèse-de-l'Enfant-Jésus

    • Notable · Heritage site
    • Place of worship
  • Lac Poulin 1 hour
    77 min walk

    Lac Poulin

    • Notable
    • Nature site

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Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, Wikidata ·