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This is the place for all your photography needs. They have their own laboratory on the premises for both 35-mm film and digital equipment and a staff that understands the importance of those once-in-a-lifetime pictures.

An inspiring architectural concept has been created by interlinking Ruelle des Fortifications heritage structures under a spectacular glass atrium. Shops, offices and a hotel are found here.

A light-filled glass cavern forms the entrance to this multilayered shopping mall. Inside are restaurants, shops and six cinemas.

Across from the Place des Arts, this predominantly French mall is connected to Complex Guy-Favreau and Chinatown via underground tunnels.

In the heart of Shaughnessy Village this colorful glass mall is known for its fresh market fare and inexpensive eateries.

Conveniently located across from Marché Bonsecours, this well-stocked gallery not only sells fine artworks but also provides evaluation, consultation, restoration, authentication and framing services.

A wonderful Inuit art collection awaits souvenir hunters in this gallery on Place Jacques-Cartier. One of the first businesses to preserve buildings in the Old Town, Galerie Le Chariot has treasures to suit all budgets.

A reliable art gallery featuring many fine Québécois and international painters, located in a heritage house built in 1864.

One of the busiest shopping malls in the country with over 250 stores offering fashion, electronics, groceries, books, furniture and more. A theme area for children includes a ferris wheel, roller coaster and skating rink.