This is an artisans' cooperative formed in 2008. It's a charming shop in the Quartier Petit…read moreChamplain that's larger than it looks from the street. It's my favorite kind of store, featuring handcrafted wares. They're of high quality and are imaginative. There were earrings made of pieces of vinyl records combined w/ sterling silver and others made of pieces of the record labels. There were necklaces of dichroic glass, handmade notebooks of denim and leather and very fine ceramic pieces. There were very cool puppets. My favorites were a couple of cats clothed in sumptuous robes. There were gorgeous painted silk scarves. And that's just what I can remember admiring. One of the artists was staffing the shop and she was friendly and welcoming w/o being the least high pressure. The shop was a welcome contrast to all the touristy shops selling souvenirs that surrounded it. It's close to the port so when cruise ships are in town it's readily available, although I suspect most cruisers are heading for the souvenir shops. Too bad.

I bought a cat wooden piece on my visit to Quebec and I love it. Beautiful store with one of a kind…read morepieces. Highly recommend

QUEBECOIS ARTISAN'S WOODWORK SHOP AND STUDIO…read more While visiting Old Quebec, we dropped by Sculpteur Flamand. Located in the heart of Basse Ville (Quartier Petit Champlain), the shop is full of small and large pieces of hand carved wood sculptures. The pieces range from cute gnomes to relief sculptures of people and Canadian wildlife. Above the shop, we saw the studio where the woodcarvings are created. While planning our trip, we had read how a group of artists in the 1970-1980s transformed a rundown area of abandoned historic buildings into what is now the thriving Petit Champlain district. Monsieur Alain Flamand was among those early pioneers who opened a shop and studio here.

What a fantastic store! They carry exquisite items and their…read moresales personnel is exceptional. This was not my first visit to Pot En Ciel. I had shopped there several years ago during another visit to Québec. The items I bought then and the items I bought now are of excellent quality. I truly enjoyed my shopping experience at this store.

A cute little shop selling nicely curated pots and accessories. We scored to tiny little trays one…read morewith kittens and one Little prince. Perfect for serving cheese with our wine $10 each. I got a nice little prince T-towel to compliment my cheese plates. Easy to pack and carry home. Service was friendly and helpful

A beautiful sommewhat upscale shop with fabulous Provencal (Provence region of France) tablecloths…read moreand napkins and kitchen accessories and handmade French soap etc etc... I missed out on buying some of these stunning and unique fabric tablecloths and linens while a student living in Provence many years ago... so I made up for it in this shop... now, years later. I chose the tablecloths with a coating that you just wipe off and launder only once in a blue moon. LOVE THEM and this store! The classic Provencal designs AND made in France... what more could you want :)

I came across this charming shop while visiting Quebec last week as part of a Holland American…read morecruise. The tablecloths are beautiful and I bought a round one featuring lemons which goes beautifully with an oblong wipeable one that I already own. I highly recommend stopping at this shop. The prices are great and the salespeople extremely friendly.

Je le trouve fascinant, beaucoup de choix de produits laitiers, l'ambiance chaleureuseread more

Cute and colorful shop with nice quality souvenirs and gifts. Cute French-inspired items for animal…read morelovers. I was drawn into the store by their window displays but only had a few minutes to shop. I still managed to find a few gifts and personal souvenirs that were quite nice. The young ladies in the shop were friendly and helpful. Stop in to browse and you may find some sweet surprises for yourself or a friend.

Lovely small shop with a nice selection of local offerings including stitch markers, indigenous…read moresheep breeds and hand dyed fiber.

A lovely local yarn store with many Quebec yarns. A nice variety of Noro yarns as well. Easily…read moreaccessible by bus.

Rocks. Lots and lots of rocks…read more OK so they're more than rocks but if you're into that kind of thing, come here. They have jewelry, they have a display of some really old fossils. The help doesn't bother you. I'm not sure if thats a good thing because I didn't actually want to buy anything but I presume if I had, they would have helped.

This review is long overdue but we had great customer service as well as they have many beautiful…read morejewelry pieces that are high quality. I would definitely visit here again.

There isn't much they don't make themselves here at Le Forgeron D'or. The watches and some of the…read morediamond. But what they do make will make you swoon if you have a love of unique jewelry. Let me just say this isn't your cookie cutter jewelry you're going to find in a regular shop. This is big, this is bold, this is original. The shop owner was absolutely lovely even after I told her I couldn't afford a thing she was selling. The story may have been different at the height of tourist season but hell, it was November. She let me try on two rings that ran over $600 each. Then she asked me if I wanted to try on a $15,000 ring. I said hell no! But my friend did and I think she swooned a little. So I have decided that one day when (if) I grow up, I am buying myself a ring here. Just because.