It's difficult to single out an area of Old or Vieux Quebec as especially good for shopping; amidst the hundreds of ... More
Vieux Quebec
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It's difficult to single out an area of Old or Vieux Quebec as especially good for shopping; amidst the hundreds of historic buildings, tourist attractions, pubs and restaurants lie dozens of boutiques, galleries, souvenir shops and other distinctive establishments. Among the better known streets are the rue du Tresor, near the Château Frontenac; where dozens of local artists, including Jacques Brousseau and Jean Cencig display and sell their creations outdoors. St-Jean and St-Paul Streets contain any number of less touristy boutiques and shops that most visitors never enter; combine your shopping with an evening on the town or dinner at one of Canada's finest bistros and you will be experiencing all that Vieux-Quebec has to offer.
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Right in the heart of Old Quebec, near the Château Frontenac, this renowned French restaurant is located in an elegant
Victorian mansion built in 1845. A true institution in Quebec, the restaurant features a rich and sober decor of ...
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At the crossroads of the main highways of the Quebec region, the Hotel Le Voyageur of Quebec City, located on
boulevard Sainte Anne, will meet all your needs. Sitting on boulevard Sainte Anne, between The Montmorency Falls Park and ...
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On Parliament Hill, the Hilton Quebec hotel stands guard over the heritage and charm of Canada's oldest city. Located across
the street from the Old City, with indoor access to the Quebec City Convention Centre and Place Quebec shops, ...
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