This is a decent antique shop on Rue St. Paul amongst a string of other antique shops not far from…read morethe cruise ship terminal. La Nouvelle France has what seems to be average prices on a variety of items ranging from license plates to furniture. The store is small (as are all others on the stretch), but well laid out.

We visited Magasin Général P.L. Blouin during a cruise stop in Quebec City and I absolutely LOVE…read morethis place! It's located in a very walkable area of Quebec City that's surrounded by countless specialty shops and cafes, and I wish I had more time (and more money) to spend in this awesome shop! It's crowded inside. It's very crowded. The store isn't really all that large, but they manage to put three store's worth of merchandise in one small location. Wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling, it's all merchandise. The merchandise is crazy and awesome. There are vinyl records, games, comics, vintage signs and post cards, ages-old memorabilia, and more stuff than I could adequately remember to include. It was, of course, the vinyl record display outside the store that caught my attention. The staff was awesome and spoke both French and English. (I applaud the fact that so many people spoke both, when Americans (myself included, but I do know a fair amount of Spanish) tend to master only one language). Magasin Général P.L. Blouin is an amazing, charming, memorabilia filled shop that I wish wasn't so far away.

Low pressure souvenir shopping environment…read more This was the most comfortable store to shop in out of 10 stores that I shopped in. Also reasonable prices. Kind of disorganized but I liked the low key environment. The manager was very pleasant and accommodative and went downstairs to bring up more of a hat that I was trying on so that I can compare more on fit and feel. I ended up purchasing a Canada Hat here.

What a beautiful section of the city every art question and art store is located in this area. If…read morethey happen to be the day, we were there that they had outside showings along the pathway as you're walking through cobblestone streets.

In Old Québec, artists exhibit and sell their watercolors, engravings, paintings, and reproductions…read morealong rue du Trésor, a side street resembling an open-air art gallery. but my bad luck, it was a rainy day and I faced Instagram expectations vs. reality reel. Not a single shop was open. that's fine, you win some, you lose some but- Every day from mid-May to mid-October, rue du Trésor is lined with artists who are often present until 9 p.m. to handle the flow of visitors. The artists are free to set their hours. During the rest of the year, a few artists are present on holidays, as well as on weekends when large crowds are expected in Old Québec.

Beautiful little art gallery in the heart of Quebec City and located just a few steps away from the…read moreChateau Frontenac. We spent some time here admiring the colorful display and the great artwork realized by the owner Johanne Thomassin and ended up purchasing a piece. Very reasonable prices.

They have a lot of unique Canadian artiste creations ranging from home decor to jewelry and…read moreclothing accessories! The shop owner is very kind and i especially love the metal work jewelry. The price is very decent considering its original art work and all hand crafted. There are souvenir stores down the road charging almost the same $$ for much lesser quality accessories that are clearly not handmade. The store is very clean and brightly lit and I particularly enjoy that each artist has a section with some cards you can take that have their information on it. If you are traveling into the city, be sure to support the local artists!!

A shop filled with uniquely Canadien art items. Prices range from reasonably affordable to wow but…read moreit is enjoyable to check things out. Years ago I bought a sculpture that I still use today. Found items by the same artist this trip. It was nice to see the continuity.

This place is amazing! My kids were entranced by the exquisite gems and fossils -- it is like a…read moremuseum. There were also small, affordable stones the kids could buy, as well as some very reasonably priced, elegant jewelry made from a wide variety of gems.

This is an amazing shop for anyone interested in fossils, stones, gemstones and minerals. I was…read moreentralled and my youngsters, ages 7 and 9, could not leave. They had jewelry as well. It's one of three sort-of affiliated shops in Place-Royale. The salespeople were really great and tolerated an endless tirade of questions from my kids. You will not leave without buying something.

Beautiful shop carrying a huge selection of Canada-made articles, from knives to jewelry. It is…read morealso conveniently located in the old city. The staff is bilingual: we were helped by Camille who not only was truly a professional, she also made the perfect recommendations based on our taste and she nailed it! this store definitely stands out among a lot of stores carrying mass-produced items. Buy local and support the local economy and art and crafts!

The rabbit fur scarf quickly caught my sister's attention and made its way under our Christmas tree…read moreback in Indiana. This cozy store in Old Quebec is a one-stop shop for souvineers and all things Quebec. But not Quebec in the kitschy way, think artisan products made by local artists ranging from feather hair pieces and wool socks for men to fur everything and hand painted magnets. The good: even balance of offerings for both males and females. The bad: slightly on the pricey side but you have to keep in mind these are not mass produced items.