Rue du Trésor

The Rue Du Trésor is a picturesque open-air art gallery created during the early sixties when students from the School of Fine Arts decided to exhibit their work on the school's walls. As years went by, this permanent exhibit has become one of the sites most frequented in Québec.

www.ruedutresor.qc.ca

Reviews
By visitor	2008-02-07 07:22:43
The place was too crowded. The works of art were great
By visitor	2008-02-06 18:31:51
One of Quebec City's best-known streets, this tiny, narrow alleyway winds its way through the upper part of Old Quebec, just east of the Château Frontenac. The main attraction is the year-round display of local art, most of which is of far higher quality than one would expect on a typical tourist avenue. The original idea was hatched by fine arts students in the 1960s, and their spirit lives on in the fine paintings, silkscreens and etchings of Jacques Brousseau, Jean Cencig and other well-known locals.

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