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Benjo
The guide was updated:Benjo is a unique toy store in the inner city of Quebec offering all kinds of toys, games, and stuffed animals, but also fun activities. You cannot miss the entrance, carefully guarded by a giant green frog standing outside. Whatever your kids (or your inner child) may want, they most probably have it in stock.
Useful Information
- Address: 550 Boulevard Charest Est, Québec
- Opening hours: Daily 10am–5pm
- Website: benjo.ca/fr
- Phone: +1 418 640 0001
- Email: info@benjo.ca
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