Best Shopping Malls in Quebec City Area

"Do not let Petit-Champlain’s small size fool you, this little neighbourhood packs a big punch!. One of the oldest shopping streets in Quebec City, rue Petit-Champlain has almost everything: clothing and shoes, chocolatiers, art, gourmet food shops, and some of the city’s most delightful bistros. Wander the cobbled streets, do a little shopping, then take the Funiculaire or Escalier Casse-Cou back up to Old-Quebecat the top of Cap Diamant."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Wilfredor used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Although Quartier Petit Champlain cannot be described as a shopping mall, it is a shopping experience that must not be missed. Known as North America’s oldest shopping district, this small historic area in Québec has stylish boutiques, art galleries, bakeries, and cosy cafes and restaurants lining the streets."

"Quartier Petit Champlain is one of the oldest commercial district in North America. Part of Vieux-Québec, the neighbourhood is home to numerous art galleries and restaurants, and souvenir shops line the cobbled streets. Be sure to check out the Breakneck Stairs, Quebec City’s oldest stairway, built in 1635."

"Boutiques that concentrate on designer apparel and accessories may be found there. Explore the work of both local and international designers, as well as a wide range of styles to satisfy all preferences. Visiting Place de la Cité is also a comprehensive, one-of-a-kind shopping experience, with eyeglasses stores, hair salons, bookshops, financial institutions, travel agencies, government offices, and much more all under one roof."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. A top-tier shopping destination in Québec, Place de la Cité offers a host of high-end fashion boutiques, trendy cafes, and chic stores. This huge mall has over 150 stores and services that encompass a variety of categories from clothing and shoes to photography and pet grooming."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user René Bélanger used under CC0. Counted among the largest of malls in the region, and also one of the most visited, Les Galeries de la Capitale offers an exciting mix of shopping, fun, and dining experiences. The mall contains a variety of retail stores (over 280) across reputed brands like H&M, Hudson’s Bay, Sephora, L'Occitane, and Simons."

"Les Galeries de la Capitale has established itself as Québec City’s premier retail center. The mall now covers 1,3 million square feet and has 200 stores, featuring a diverse range of labels and brands. Oxford Properties Group manages and owns Galeries de la Capitale."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Dcflyer used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Located close to downtown Quebec, Fleur de Lys centre commercial is one of the largest malls in the city with over 150 outlets. Some of the major brands that have stores here include Walmart, Florin, Urban Planet, Dollarama, and Sports Experts."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Promenades Beauport is a major shopping mall located towards the east of Quebec City. Spread over two floors, the mall offers a mix of around 140 stores and offices."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Mega Centre Lebourgneuf is a local mall located in downtown Quebec that offers a variety of shops, department stores, and restaurants such as ALDO, Costco, Boston Pizza, Maxi, Aubainerie, and Canadian Tire."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. A local landmark, Les Halles Cartier is an indoor food market that contains a selection of homegrown grocery/vegetable shops, gourmet stores, bakeries/patisseries, cheese and meat/seafood vendors, and restaurants. The mall also includes a few health clinics and other services."

"O Laurier Quebec é um shopping que fica próximo ao Place Ste-Foy, mas tem um perfil diferente, conta com lojas mais cotidianas e em conta, perfeitas para quem quer voltar com a mala cheia de roupas novas pagando muito pouco. Algumas lojas para visitar são:. Ardene: a loja, que é voltada para o público feminino, tem de tudo um pouco na categoria vestuário, de lingeries a calçados."

"If you are a looking for a place that’s passionate about tasty brews, Cafe La Maison Smith Des Jardins is the place for you. Hop into their Old Québec location for a rich and robust or creamy and smooth cup of joe. If you’re there in summer, grab a spot on their cosy green patio."

"Smack dab in the middle of the Montcalm Arts District, you’ll find Le Café Krieghoff in Petit Hôtel Krieghoff. The romantic B&B atmosphere, combined with a wide variety of high-quality brews makes it a favourite. Enjoy a deliciously frothy latte or stout Americano."

"With three locations (Sainte-Foy, Lebourgneuf and rue Cartier) and over 50 different coffees, this coffee house is the perfect place to work. Their delicious soups and panini are also a good choice. The Lebourgneuf location is my favourite as the place is calm and less busy during the day."

"Located in Les Halles Cartier, Restaurant Le Graffiti is a modern, elegant restaurant that specializes in French-Italian fare and fine wines from an extensive wine list. Located on Cartier Street in the heart of Quebec City, Graffiti exudes a warm and welcoming ambiance and serves an inventive menu of farm-to-table fare created by Chef Yannick Fortin with dishes like roast lamb with fines herbs, Nagano pork risotto, and a variety of sweetbreads. The cuisine is accompanied by a variety of libations, including casual French wines, craft beers on tap and by the bottle, and classic cocktails made with top-shelf spirits."

"Le Graffiti has one of the largest and best stocked wine cellars in Canada – approximately 5000 bottles. The menu doesn't play second fiddle either, with brilliant Italian and Provençal cuisine, expertly prepared and lovingly served. Specialties include sautéed rabbit with pureed carrot and attractive fresh lobster entrées."

"We want to become number 1 in the category of high-end gourmet pizza. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 418-529-7489"

"Ninety seconds is all it takes to cook a pie in Nina’s 900-degree Fahrenheit wood-fired ovens tamed by owners Penelope Lachapelle and Lucie Nadeau, the undisputed queens of wood-fired Neapolitan pies in Quebec City. Crafted from fine ingredients selected by chef Veronique Schinck in Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Alex Gallant in Saint-Roch, their pizzas are simple and really satisfying. But to truly understand the gift that is Nina, go beyond pizza and indulge in burrata and any of their cocktails."

"Who goes out on a Monday night when it’s 39 degrees and pouring rain?. Quebec City’s pizza lovers, and apparently they’re all headed for Nina’s. The joint was jumping when I visited."