Île d’Orléans
Québec City’s Treasure Island
Just across the Île d’Orléans bridge lies the heart of rural Québec. The picturesque villages, gourmet restaurants, charming churches and century‑old houses are an ode to times gone by.
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Compliments de Belle-Maman
Read moreLocal fruits, vegetables and herbs are canned using traditional techniques at this workshop museum honouring traditional family recipes and local farms.
Cassis Monna & filles
Read moreExplore this workshop museum devoted to blackcurrant liqueur. Taste a wide variety of products all derived from this small but mighty fruit, including their multi‑award‑winning crème de cassis and the divine seasonal ice creams.
Chocolaterie de l’Île d’Orléans
Read moreA stop at the Chocolaterie de l’Île d’Orléans is a must, where every product is handcrafted using pure Belgian chocolate, free from additives.
Café La Maison Smith
Read moreCafé La Maison Smith combines local flavors with country-style shopping. Enjoy a coffee and a pastry while exploring a shop offering unique souvenirs.
Nougaterie Québec
Read moreRenowned for its delicious handcrafted nougats, La Nougaterie also offers a refined selection of sweets and accompaniments, crafted using recipes inspired by the finest master pastry chefs.
Cidrerie Verger Bilodeau
Read moreA pioneer of Orléans cider, Cidrerie Verger Bilodeau delights with the quality of its locally grown and processed fruits, not to mention the famous apple pie made by Madame Bilodeau!
Boulangerie Blouin
Read moreThis century-old artisan bakery continues the tradition by making fresh bread and pastries just like the ancestors of Île d'Orléans used to.
Confiturerie Tigidou
Read moreThese master jam makers create less-sweet products made from small fruits grown on the island, enhanced with medicinal herbs from their garden.
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