This is another great store on antique row of Quebec. They have a lot of interesting items. I…read morepersonally did not have any room to put stuff since I was living out of suitcase but I do recommend that you check this place and all the others in the area a try.

A fun collectibles shop. We found some wonderful antique Xmas tree decorations for a very…read morereasonable price. The friendly owner gave me a discount on a whole box. This place is worth checking out!

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.

Beautiful vintage clothing shop named after the owner's clearly super cool aunt. She just moved…read moreinto this area from over near Clocher Penché, and it's a sign of hope I think for the way this neighbourhood could grow while staying affordable and amazing. The clothes are beautifully curated, the owner has a great eye: when I was there I saw gorgeous big comfy sexy wool sweaters for men and women and a rack of real leather jackets and some really sweet dresses. Affordable actual vintage. She has a record player and plays lovely old music while you shop and try on clothes and everything looks great in the small, comfortable shop with it's wall of lovely old windows.

Hatley Store though is a franchise with numerous stores in North America but still a fun place to…read morebrowse. They have playful and interesting generic kitchen wares, clothing and some local souvenir. Good thing is most of the items are decent quality. My travel mates ended up picking up something from here. They also have a website http://www.hatley.com/en_ca/ for ordering if you really regret not getting something?

Have to say, I wish they had one of these in Ottawa. I'd buy all baby gifts here…read more We walked in without anything in particular in mind, and I found it hard to decide what to buy because I wanted to one of everything for my neice. Store was clean, well organized, and the staff very friendly.

It was a lot of fun to browse in this store. Lots of beautiful old things in absolutely perfect…read morecondition. I think it's a brother and sister who own it. They were very friendly and unpretentious, like everyone else I met in Canada. What caught my eye is a 1939 Kalamazoo guitar, made by Gibson. It's in great condition for it's age. He was asking a lot for it, but it's a time capsule. 1930's Gibsons and Martins are the holy grail. These often need expensive restoration, but this is a nice one, no cracks, etc. Someone like me, but much wealthier, is going to love it.

Another really nice antique store along and to grow in Quebec. This in every store along the way…read morehas a lot of unique items. Definitely worth the walk if you're on a cruise ship are in the area or just a tourist . Great for locals too (:

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.

Good souvenir store in Lower Town/Petit Champlain of Quebec City with great selection, prices, and…read morestaff. Got a jacket here that me and my wife love.

Don't let Québec Urbain's web site fool you: They're not just a trendy fashion boutique…read more Oh sure, they have plenty from brands like Desigual (trendy, colorful fashion), Pook (hoodies and fleece), Adidas (needs no introduction), Tilley (hats), and Robin Ruth (travel, "casual lifestyle" clothes), and hip-brand sunglasses. With profiles in publications like the Quebec City daily paper Le Soleil (https://bit.ly/2Fa0zmm), it's a hard to ignore Québec Urbain's role in the local fashion scene. If you are fashionable and young and have some money to spend, you'll definitely love Québec Urbain. However, in my humble opinion, the heart of Québec Urbain is more in the "Québec" than the "Urbain." Shhh ... don't say it out loud, but Québec Urbain is kinda sorta in some ways ... a "gift shop." But a "gift shop" in kindest and highest-quality sense of the word. For one, Québec City gives themselves constant reminders of the Nordiques, their long-departed NHL hockey team (1995). As far a I saw, nobody in town provides more Nordiques gear -- and more fashionable ensembles to wear your gear -- than at Québec Urbain. The store just generally LOVES Québec itself. I haven't seen the Q word on so many hats, t-shirts, sweaters, snow globes, scarves, mug and cups, plaques, keychains, pens, and other ephemera then I saw here. And if you dig on the that beautiful azure flag of Québec called "Fleurdelisé," you'll find plenty of it in many form and fashion at Québec Urbain. Then there are some cool, somewhat out-of-place knick-knacks: Christmas ornaments, dreamcatchers, nutcrackers, big animal wood carvings, lawn ornaments, and the requisite maple syrup products section. While some prices are ludicrous, all of the items are worth a long, hard look. If you wanted to find a store to symbolize Québec (both the Provence and the city), you'd be hard pressed to find a better representation than Québec Urbain!