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10 Gift & Specialty Shops in Eastern Townships That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Eastern Townships, Quebec including La Boutique Ema Rose, Boutique Americana, Atelier Bouffe, Capeline & Chocolat, Zayat Aroma, Savonnerie des Diligences, Boutique Les 3 Fees, La Grange du Parfumeur, Domaine Ives Hill, Marche de la Gare.
Restaurants in Eastern Townships
1. La Boutique Ema Rose
2. Boutique Americana
3. Atelier Bouffe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Capeline & Chocolat
5. Zayat Aroma
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
ZAYAT AROMA is a family enterprise committed to offering the best in Holistic Aromatherapy since 1985. We are specialized in the distillation and distribution of essential oils and other aromatic products 100% pure and natural. ZAYAT litterally means to “The One who Makes the Oils”. Essential oils and other organic products certified by Ecocert Canada.
6. Savonnerie des Diligences
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5.0 based on 41 reviews
Follow the scent of our Legends to Austin! Since 2005, Savonnerie des Diligences has been making handmade natural soaps and body products with love, creativity and care, available in over 300 points of sale in Quebec. Open every day.
7. Boutique Les 3 Fees
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Les 3 Fees (The 3 Fairies) is a gift shop, whose mission is to spread magic and fairy dust in the hearts of the young and the old ones! The 3 Fairies is a magical gift shop featuring products inspired by fairy tales and various folklores and legends! Jewelery, clocks, figurines, cards, books, stones, crafts, fairy houses, candles, fragrance oils, incense and many more treasures await you in an enchanted decor! Creative workshops for the whole family are also available at the shop!
8. La Grange du Parfumeur
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
One of the few fragrance houses in the world based on the arts. Formulating and manufacturing in one place, it offers a unique olfactory experience through the art of perfume and presents the world of composition of the in-house perfumer and cofounder, including the explanation of her organ and the lab. Signature and unisex perfume, it is composed, manufactured and bottled on site by hand, in order to sublimate the most beautiful moments of the everyday life.
Reviewed By 138LisaB
This is truly an oasis of tranquility and beauty. La Grange du Parfumeur is a treasure....nestled in the Eastern Townships, it is a fragrance house that develops and sells its one-of-a kind scents on site. Alexandria and Eric facilitate your experience at La Grange - but they are not salespersons.....they are true artists. With the advent of COVID-19, they had to pivot - to change the way they operated. Over the spring they have developed a garden where visitors sit among flowers and overhanging trees, soft music plays, and they have a tranquil, and one-of-kind opportunity to enjoy these gorgeous scents in an outdoor sanctuary. Alexandria and Eric are kind and charming people, devoted to their art and committed to creating a special experience for their visitors. My husband and I have travelled there from Ontario two summers in a row and it is not too be missed. Beyond the experience itself, the scents are unlike any other. They reflect the stories and journey that Alexandria takes to create them (......and people consistently compliment them whenever we put them on!) Treat yourself to a beautiful visit and a keepsake to enjoy each day, ever after.
9. Domaine Ives Hill
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Domaine Ives Hill is nestled in the Eastern Townships along the banks of Moe's River. We farm and transform black currant and specialize in many product we develop using black currant. Visitors are welcome to our boutique and bistro to purchase products such as wine, sangria, chocolates, tea and many more, or participate in a tasting menu offered on site. You can also access the property and discover it's Hiking trails, wild flower fields, black currant plantation and picnic areas.
10. Marche de la Gare
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4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By debrakgrose - Port Perry, Canada
Sherbrooke's former train station has been converted into a fantastic market ~ Marché de la Gare. It features an indoor area with four specialty food businesses - Fromagerie de la Gare, cheesemonger; La Boucherie du Terroir, Butcher shop; Savo, Gourmet coffees and gelato; William J. Walter, Sausage-maker. Who could resist freshly baked baguettes, croissants right beside all those delectable cheeses. I certainly couldn't it was Heaven! Outside the Marché de la Gare, was their Marché de Noël du Marché de la Gare - Outdoor Christmas market! We did Christmas shopping and making merry with mulled wine, Great way to shop! You can ride the giant Ferris wheel, visit Pere Noël or twirl around the outdoor skating rink or simply walk along the many paths! It was a fabulous way to spend a Saturday afternoon in Sherbrooke!
