DK Travel : Montréal and Québec City : Québec City : Shopping

Galeries de la Capitale

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.
J.-A. Moisan

Jean-Alfred’s establishment began in 1871, making it the oldest grocery store in North America. Typical articles on sale include fine condiments, meat, bread and pastries, and cheeses from around the world.
La Carotte Joyeuse

Specialists in organically grown produce. Also tempting baked goods as well as aromatic and medicinal herbs and spices.
Les Promenades du Vieux-Québec

This tiny shopping cluster features the Québec Experience movie on the second floor (see Québec Experience) and the charming Au Royaume de Père Noël, where you can buy unusual Christmas decorations throughout the year.
Marché du Vieux-Port

This farmer’s market is a cornucopia of the finest produce grown in the province (see Marché du Vieux-Port).
Marché Public de Sainte-Foy

A mix between an age-old farmer’s market and a contemporary grocery store. Being able to meet the grower face to face offers a satisfying assurance of the freshness of your purchases.
Place de la Cité

Southwest of town you will find shopper’s heaven where three upscale malls converge. It has the largest concentration of exclusive boutiques in Québec, and also features a produce market and restaurants.
Place Québec

Just outside Porte Kent, this bustling complex is the home of up-scale shops, restaurants and cinemas.
Rue du Petit-Champlain

A marvelous pedestrianized shopping concourse features fashion boutiques, souvenir shops, restaurants, art galleries, theaters and a park. Don’t miss a ride on the Funiculaire (see Quartier Petit-Champlain).
Simons

Fashions for the whole family can be purchased here, accompanied by impeccable service from the staff.