Quartier Petit Champlain

It's a tourist area, but a lovely one. It's only a single street and not very long, but this little street is full of life and has an old European feel about it. It's full of historical buildings, paved with cobblestones that is only traveled by pedestrians, and has many interesting boutiques. You'll pay tourist prices for things here, but for some things, it may still be worth it to get something truly unique.This is a fantastic place to have a stroll even if you don't want to buy anything, just to experience the place.There are some restaurants as well, of course, if you're in the mood, most with patios.Highly recommend anyone to visit here if you're in Quebec City.

This area has a good group of shops and ambience. Excellent place to walk and watch the world go by.

Picturesque cobblestone streets that feel like old Town Europe. Plenty of restaurants to choose from and an abundance of local shops.

Must go location in Quebec downtown. Best spot for photography as well. I went for the first time but will definitely would like to explore again and more here. Don’t miss this out when in Quebec.

Once upon a time there was the most enchanting street in all of Quebec City ….What a beautiful cobblestone street this is! I could have stayed here all day enjoying the shops, music and food! Simply enchanting and all of the other magical words!

This was such a beautiful area to walk and stroll. Amazing combination of historical buildings, quaint restaurants and cute shops. Although be aware some of the shops are definitely touristy and their prices are set accordingly. Still you can find little treasures here that you may not be able to find anywhere else. Keep an eye out for the artists alley where you can browse artwork from local artists. The funicular is nearby so if you're tuckered out from a long day of walking, you can always hit a ride on it back to the upper city. Recommend giving yourself several hours destroy and enjoy and take in this area. It's perfect if you have some individuals who are interested in history, and others who are mainly interested in shopping.

Quiet night walking around Quartier Petite Champlain. Loving to see very beautiful historical buildings and architectures. After 9PM mostly stores closed seem to have no one live there but actually many resident lives in second or third floor. Talked to one of musician who was walking back to his home, the building nearby. I wish I could go back and enjoy the lower town during the day. Probably gives different vibe and more life.

Located in the heart of Quebec City, the Quartier Petit Champlain is a charming and historic district that exudes old-world charm. This picturesque neighborhood is known for its cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and an enchanting ambiance that transports you back in time. As I strolled through the narrow streets, I discovered a myriad of quaint boutiques, art galleries, and charming cafes. The vibrant atmosphere, coupled with the rich architectural heritage, creates a truly magical experience. From browsing unique shops to indulging in delectable treats, Quartier Petit Champlain offers a delightful escape and a glimpse into Quebec City's rich history and culture.

Named as the most beautiful pedestrian in quebec province. Place filled with shops and restos. Lesser foot traffic during the spring and winter season. A short but enjoyable walk