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Districts and their specialties

Here are the shopping areas, malls, streets and their specialties (this section is under construction):

St-Denis street north of Roy for books (new), and decorative objects, local fashion designers, etc.
St-Laurent blvd. north of Shebrooke street for books (used and new), sewing materials, etc and south of Sherbrooke for army supply stores.
Mont-Royal ave. between St-Denis street and St-Laurent blvd. for used and recycled clothes.
Mont-royal for used records and cds, books.
Ste-Catherine street west downtown for jeans, shoes, clothes (GAP, Roots, Le Chateau, etc), cheap souvenirs, sports clothes, new CDs (HMV, Music World, Archambault, etc).
St-Hubert plaza for shoes and for mid-range and low-range shops.
Sherbrooke street west for high-end clothes, art galleries.
Notre-dame street west for antiques.
du Parc ave. between Mont-Royal ave. and St-Viateur for persian carpets

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Last update: 01/02/2024