Quebec City

Galeries de la Capitale is the largest shopping complex in Quebec and the busiest in the region. The center has many shops and restaurants, the largest Cineplex IMAX cinemas in the country, and a full indoor amusement park: Méga Parc featuring 18 rides, such as an Olympic skating rink, a roller coaster, a Ferris wheel, a carousel, a climbing wall, miniature golf, and much more.

Founded in 1871, J.A. Moisan is more than just a deli and gourmet grocery store; it's a journey back in time. As you step inside, you'll be transported to the past, exploring the aisles of the oldest grocery store in North America. This historic gem offers a delightful array of Canadian specialties, inviting you to discover the flavors and traditions that have endured for over a century.

Observe the time-honored art of glassmaking in action and explore this fascinating shop, offering a wide range of products from wine glasses to jewelry. Discover an exhibition space where you can witness skilled artists crafting their creations, and don't miss the chance to bring home exquisite glass souvenirs from the store.

Benjo is a unique toy store in the inner city of Quebec offering all kinds of toys, games, and stuffed animals, but also fun activities. You cannot miss the entrance, carefully guarded by a giant green frog standing outside. Whatever your kids (or your inner child) may want, they most probably have it in stock.

Laurier Québec is one of the largest shopping malls in Quebec City and part of a major retail hub, located alongside two other nearby malls—making it a true shopping destination or a shopping trap depending on how you look at it. With over 300 stores, it offers a wide variety of shopping options, from high-end brands to everyday essentials. The mall also features a diverse range of dining choices, from fast food to sit-down restaurants, making it an ideal spot to relax and recharge between shopping sprees.

Right in the heart of town, across from the city hall, shoppers can find the Canadian clothing brand Maison Simons. Although this store is not the biggest one in Quebec (for this, go to Montreal), it still offers enough variety of men's and women's designer clothing, shoes, accessories, plus home decor.