Croissant du Vieux-Port

Le Croissant du Vieux-Port offers several walkers pedestrian routes, it joins together the Vieux-Port-de-Québec, the Place-Royale and the Quartier Petit Champlain, one find there shops offering creations from the Arts and crafts, such as glass, woodwork or jewelry, the art galleries exposing works of the artists from here, of international fame, elegant shops of furs, "griffés" clothing or chic perfumes... and prestigious restaurants.

Vieux-Port

Rue Petit Champlain

The Quartier Petit Champlain attracts 1.5 million visitors each year, its 50 shops are filled by the diversity and quality products, art galleries, gifts shops, clothing, decorative art, shops of art which offer works of Québécois creators... plus its coffees and restaurants.

Vieux-Port

Rue Saint-Paul

The Saint-Paul Street is very attended by the visitors mainly for its many shops of antique dealers. On the bank of the Bassin Louise one finds a public market where the farmers of the region sell their fruit and vegetables as well as many local products and whereabouts "Espace 400e" for the Quebec City Birthday Party in 2008 (from June 3rd to the end of October).

Vieux-Port

Rue St-Louis

On the St-Louis Street, you will find there souvenir shops, of art inuit, many restaurants and the shopping mall of the Château Frontenac, shops, bars, restaurants, art galleries, etc.

Vieux-Québec

Rue du Trésor

The small street, rue du Trésor, with its engravings, its watercolours, its oils, etc. A quaint open-air gallery located in a picturesque narrow alley of Vieux-Québec.

Vieux-Québec

Rue St-Jean and côte de la Fabrique intramuros

The St-Jean Street is surely the most active street of Vieux-Québec in any time. One finds there shoes, fine lingerie, jewelry, bookshops, record dealers and souvenirs... Cafés, bars and restaurants. In summertime, during the weekend, between Place of Youville and côte du Palais, the street is pedestrian with many terraces.

Vieux-Québec

Rue St-Jean du Faubourg Saint-Jean-Baptiste

Mainly residential to the cliff where many staircases and an elevator is used as a link with the Saint-Roch district, the Faubourg Saint-Jean is crossed from east to west through by the Saint-Jean Street , one of the oldest commercial streets in the country.
Many small and particularly interesting shops are prosperous and highly respected there, delicatessen, bookshops and record dealers, shops of clothing, decorative art, craftsman of leather, violin makers... cafés, bars, concerts--bars and excellent restaurants.

Faubourg Saint-Jean-Baptiste

Avenue Cartier

A street which distinguishes itself by its cordial personality within the residential Montcalm district, west of the Faubourg Saint-Jean-Baptist and bordered on the south by the plains of Abraham.
One finds there elegant shops, restaurants and coffees with terraces, delicatessen, florists, bakeries and also the record dealers and the booksellers, the ice-cream kiosks, newspaper and magazine vendors and the candies store.

Montcalm

Rue Saint-Joseph

15 minutes' walk from Vieux-Québec and 5 minutes by the staircases of the cliff from Faubourg St-Jean-Baptise. Saint-Joseph Street is a destination for nice shopping and great restaurants.
You will discover there small shops and department stores which you will not find elsewhere in Quebec City, gourmet shops, bakeries, decoration shops, jewelries, a toys department stores and even a tea house. Wonderful discoveries for you.

Saint-Roch