Sports facilities and competition venues

The Québec City Convention Centre is centrally located, just a stone’s throw from numerous hotels and attractions. It houses multifunctional spaces for your conventions, trade shows, association meetings, and sports competitions. The venue is configured for all types of events and has a capacity of up to 4,000 attendees.

• Dimensions of the largest room: 102.1 m X 68.3 m (75,000 sq. ft.)
• Integrated complex: two hotels are connected by underground passages
• Surface designed for sports
• Host of the 2012 SportAccord Convention
• Host of the 2015 Winter World Masters Games

Located at ExpoCité, an event complex with several multipurpose buildings and venues on a 371,000 m² site, Centre de foires de Québec (Québec's Exhibition Centre) is Québec City’s largest exhibition site and boasts spaces that can be used to host a variety of activities.

• Dimensions: up to 200,000 sq. ft.

• 5 exhibit halls

• 11 meeting rooms

The Centre Vidéotron  is a sleek, state-of-the-art multipurpose arena inaugurated in 2015. It is perfectly adapted for sporting and cultural events and concerts. The Centre is located at ExpoCité.

• Capacity: 18,259 seats

• Ice rink dimensions: 60 X 25.908 m

• 7 possible configurations

Pavillon de la jeunesse, located at ExpoCité, is a multipurpose amphitheatre that meets the needs of organizers for sports competitions and cultural events. It boasts an adjustable skating rink that can go from Olympic to North American dimensions.

• Capacity: 4,000 stadium-style seats

• 4 dressing rooms to accommodate teams during competitions

Université Laval’s physical education and sports pavilion (PEPS) can host sports activities and large-scale events. As one of the nation’s largest training centres in terms of athlete population, it’s an institution in the Québec City area’s sports community.

PEPS has a number of sports facilities for sporting events in various disciplines:

• Desjardins-Université Laval gymnasium amphitheatre 
• Desjardins-Université Laval Aquatic Centre
• Telus Université Laval Outdoor Stadium
• Telus Université Laval Indoor Stadium
• Covered Stadium
• Large gymnasium
• Diving Pool
• Arena

The Canac Stadium was built in 1938 and revamped in 2017 with the addition of synthetic turf and a removable winter dome. These new features make the stadium a great venue for hosting amateur tournaments. The stadium is also home to Les Capitales de Québec, a professional baseball team. Canac Stadium’s dome is the first structure of its kind made for baseball in eastern Canada.

• Capacity: 4,300 seats
• Field dimensions: 375 ft. (114.3 m) in the centre and 325 ft. (99 m) along the first and third base lines.
• Hot air-inflated roof (70.10 m X 70.10 m X 24.38 m) from October to April only
• Baseball, softball, soccer, and ultimate Frisbee
• Synthetic turf

Located 30 minutes from Québec City, Mont-Sainte-Anne boasts three skiable faces and mountain bike trails that can be used for competitions and events.

• 71 downhill runs
• 2 snow parks
• 13 FIS-approved runs
• Waxing service area
• New sections for sprints and the skiathlon event
• Largest cross-country ski centre in Canada and second largest in North America with 200 km of trails
• Host of the Vélirium UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

The Club Avantage Multi-Sport building is over 120,000 sq. ft., with spaces for various types of activities, including tennis and badminton competitions. Club Avantage actually owes its reputation to its tennis courts.

• 12 tennis courts
• 2 badminton courts

The Centre de glaces Intact Assurance, which opened its doors during the summer of 2021, is built on the site of the former Gaétan Boucher Ice Oval. It is the only world-class training and competition centre in eastern Canada. The new complex will annually host long and short track speed skating and figure skating competitions as well as hockey games.

• 400 m covered ice oval
• 4 ice rinks
• 465 m race track
• Centre national Gaétan-Boucher
• National and international competitions