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Quebec City Shopping

Les Galeries de la Capitale / Mega Parc has over 250 stores, from major retailers to small independent boutiques, food court, two multi-screen cinemas, an IMAX theater, the only indoor theme park, complete with rides, miniature golf, an ice skating rink, an arcade and a playground, all under one roof.

Galerie d’Art Royale boasts world-class original art where you’ll find acrylics by Algerian Abdullah Khaled and Italian Jose Salvagio, pastels by Josée Lord, and oils by Frenchman James Gaubert and Québecois Aline Brochu.

Pâtisserie-épicerie fine de Blanchet uses nothing but natural ingredients in their baked goods like plain and filled croissants, artisan breads, cakes, adorable little tarts and pastries. The shop also has a gourmet food section where you’ll find items such as foie gras, local cheeses, olives, pâtes, dried fruits and infused vinegars and oils.

Place Laurier is one of the region’s premier shopping destinations with about 250 stores and 30 eating establishments including boutiques and specialty shops.

Le Rendez-vous du Collectionneur is a veritable treasure trove of knickknacks and unique surprises that can only be experienced firsthand.

Benjo is a fabulous huge toy store spread over 25,000 square feet with a restaurant, arts and crafts workshop, party room, over a dozen specialty toy departments and an electric train chugging throughout.

Camellia Sinensis Tea House has a selection of teas hailing from all over the world and a full range of tea accessories, educational tea classes, tastings and workshops.

Galerie Brousseau et Brousseau showcases the work of a variety of regional and international artists including Eskimo and Inuit art. Be warned that the art is expensive.

Rue du Trésor is a narrow alley between the Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral and the Notre-Dame Basilica where local artists set up each morning, attracting tourists searching for one-of-a-kind souvenirs and art lovers looking for a masterpiece.

Sculpteur Flamand stands out because he is city’s only wood sculptor and the two floor showroom displays the three-dimensional open work designs hanging on the walls, exquisite statues of animals and Québecois at work and play, and even a few abstract carvings.

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