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1. Artisans Canada
Upper TownThe Racine family has been operating a family boutique on this site since 1946; formerly of handmade furniture, now of objects by more than 200 nearby artisans. The current owners, Sara and Thomas, handpick their collaborators with great care and sell clothing, jewelry, leather goods, skin care products, and home décor in a historic building in Old Québec. The right address for quality souvenirs.
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2. Galerie Art Inuit Brousseau
Upper TownInuit art is the specialty of this large, well-known gallery. The gallery director, Jean-Francois Brousseau, selects works by artists represented by the North Canadian Inuit cooperatives, and the gallery receives much praise for improving life in the Canadian Arctic.
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3. Jupon pressé
MontcalmLovers of fashion with a penchant for retro, the two friendly owners of this boho-chic boutique, Sylvie and Josiane, curate each season a selection of women's outfits from more than 60 trendy brands. You can also find all kinds of accessories, jewelry, bags, and even vegan body products.
790 rue St-Jean, Québec City, Québec, G1R 1P9, Canada418-704–7114Shop Details
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4. Lowell
Lower TownThe official Québec City outpost for a Montréal-based company (where the goods are designed and made), this boutique offers distinctive, durable, and well-designed leather goods, sleek computer bags, and colorful messenger bags with an old-school vibe.
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5. Maison J.A. Moisan
St-Jean-BaptisteFounded in 1871 by Jean-Alfred Moisan, this place claims the title of the oldest continuously operating grocery store in North America. The original display cases, woodwork, and tin ceilings preserve the old-time feel. The store sells hard-to-find products from various regions of Québec, including cheeses, charcuterie, and some outstanding local ales. The original owner's upstairs home has now been turned into a classic B&B with all the trimmings.
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6. Aliksir
St-RochThis small boutique is packed with essential oils and natural beauty products of all kinds, from skin care to dental care products, mostly organic and largely produced just outside of Québec City.
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7. Antiquités Bolduc
Lower TownThe largest antiques store on rue St-Paul sells furniture, household items, old paintings, and knickknacks from the 19th and 20th centuries.
89 rue St-Paul, Québec City, Québec, G1K 3V8, Canada418-694–9558Shop Details
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8. Aux petits délices
MontcalmIn the market at Les Halles du Petit Quartier, Aux Petits Délices has a large selection of specialty cheeses, along with crackers, charcuterie, and condiments for a picnic on the Plains.
1191 avenue Cartier, Québec City, Québec, G1R 2S9, Canada418-522–5154 -
9. Benjo
St-RochWhimsy runs wild at Benjo. This store features games and toys, kids' clothes, a large café with thrones for little princes and princesses, an ample bookstore filled with French storybooks (and some English), and even an electric train you can ride around the store.
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10. Boutique des métiers d'art du Québec
Lower TownThis boutique, run by the Conseil des métiers d'art, a coordinating body that oversees all kinds of arts and crafts disciplines and organizes annual fairs, features the best from Québec in glass art, porcelain, jewelry, woodworking, and much more, most with a stylish, contemporary feel.
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11. Ça va de soi
Upper Town"Montreal-based knitwear"; the raison d'être alone evokes a feeling of respect for the material and the kind of luxury that's usually reserved for products crafted with great care. Founded in 1991 by Odile and Antoine Nasri with the desire to democratize access to slow fashion and responsibly produced clothing, Ça va de soi is a ready-to-wear boutique focused on natural fibers. Sweaters, scarves, socks, all the essentials of snow fashion are there.
1154 rue St-Jean, Québec City, Québec, G1R 1S4, Canada418-692–0077Shop Details
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12. Camellia Sinensis Maison de Thé
St-RochThis modern and elegant space stocks 150 different teas from China, Japan, Africa, and beyond, most of them imported by the owners themselves. You can sign up for a number of tea-tasting sessions and workshops, or just sip some tea on premises.
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13. Charlevoix Pure Laine
Lower TownDiscover the beautiful Charlevoix sheep wool at this lovely boutique. Passionate craftswomen (and craftsmen, too!) work tirelessly to upcycle and recycle this regional wool, transforming it into stockings, toques, throws, and soles.
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14. Épicerie Européenne
St-Jean-BaptisteStop by the Épicerie Européenne in the St-Jean-Baptiste quarter, and let the knowledgeable consultants help you choose from their excellent selection of cheeses.
560 rue St-Jean, Québec City, Québec, G1R 1P6, Canada418-529–4847 -
15. Épicerie J.A. Moisan
St-Jean-BaptisteThis is the oldest continuously operating grocery store in Québec City, stocked with a great selection of charcuterie, cheese, fruit and vegetables, local beers, specialty sodas, spices, and much more.
699 rue St-Jean, Québec City, Québec, G1R 1P7, Canada418-522–0685 -
16. Fromagerie des Grondines
St-RochLa Fromagerie des Grondines is an entirely organic cheese factory in Portneuf County, not far from Quebec City, specializing in the artisanal production of organic raw milk cheeses from cows, goats, and sheep. It recently opened a tasting counter in the heart of the St-Roch district, where it sells its own cheeses as well as products from other Quebec artisans. Their 12-month Le Clos-des-Roches is an absolute delight.
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17. Galerie Michel Guimont
Lower TownLocated in the Old Port area, this is probably the most sought-after gallery for contemporary art in Québec City, with solid exhibits of paintings, drawings, and prints from emerging and well-established artists.
273 rue St-Paul, Québec City, Québec, G1K 3W6, Canada418-692–1188Shop Details
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18. Galeries de la Capitale
Outside the Old CityThirty-five restaurants, some 280 shops, an IMAX theater, and an adjacent indoor amusement park make this recently and extensively renovated mall ideal for a whole day of family retail therapy.
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19. Gérard Bourguet Antiquaire
Lower TownYou're not likely to find any bargains here, but this shop has a very good selection of authentic 18th- and 19th-century Québec pine furniture.
97 rue St-Paul, Québec City, Québec, G1K 3V8, Canada418-694–0896 -
20. Ivy
MontcalmThe mother-daughter duo at the helm of this charming boutique selects the trendiest clothing pieces from both local and international brands, in addition to second-hand accessories, jewelry from local artisans, delicate undergarments, leather bags, and even candles.
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