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January 2025 by S Foo
A fun discovery was just how far the underground network goes. It's not completely connected so some aboveground walks are necessary to explore the entire network. The main network allows for walking underground from the Lucien l'allier to McGill University Roddick Gates without having to go outside, which is perfect on those blistering wintery days. There are signs and maps throughout with connections to many malls and metro stations.
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January 2025 by Hector Fuentes
It is a route to go from one building to another, some are shopping centers. It is not very touristy, it is only useful for getting around on very cold days. The information on the access points needs to be improved, especially in the Complexe Desjardins shopping center, access is via an escalator near the bathrooms that we found by chance. I recommend downloading the map of the tunnels to your cell phone for better orientation
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January 2025 by Sajad Ahmadian
It's nice and unbelievable.
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January 2025 by Daniel Farrow
Decent stores and warmer than outside but wasn't impressed with the stores themselves. Could be a lot more. Just my opinion though.
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January 2025 by Miguel Perez Tengelmann
different experience in a huge interconnected network of basements that range from fine stores to obscure subway connection corridors, including bakeries, stores of all types, access to commercial buildings and residences
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January 2025 by Rajat Amin
Montreal’s Underground City is a remarkable feat of urban design and a distinctive hub for shopping and leisure. This expansive underground network effortlessly links shopping centers, food courts, and major metropolitan buildings, keeping the city buzzing with activity year-round.
The Underground City boasts a wide variety of stores, from luxury boutiques to everyday essentials, offering something for every type of shopper. The dining options are just as diverse, with food courts featuring everything from quick bites to gourmet meals, making it a great destination for casual dining or a more indulgent experience.
Its true brilliance lies in its functionality, particularly during Montreal’s harsh winters. The Underground City provides a warm, weatherproof environment where visitors can shop, dine, and explore in comfort. The bright, clean walkways are well-marked with signage and maps, making navigation through this vast network a breeze.
Additionally, its seamless connection to major transportation hubs adds unparalleled convenience for both commuters and tourists. The space frequently hosts cultural attractions, including art exhibits and seasonal events, further enhancing its appeal.
Whether you’re in the mood to shop, enjoy a meal, or simply seek shelter from the elements, Montreal’s Underground City offers a unique experience that reflects the city’s innovative spirit and vibrant urban lifestyle.
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January 2025 by Pizza Fino
Escape from snow
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January 2025 by Bao An
really big
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January 2025 by Jonathan Bennett
Filthy
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January 2025 by Mark Small
Very busy mall there were lot of great deals.
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January 2025 by Sammy Battika
Great way to still feel alive and get around Montreal without breaking your bones because of the freezing rain
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January 2025 by Jonattan Bayona
It is a little complicated to find the tunnels that connect the shopping centers, but despite that, what I discovered is very nice
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January 2025 by Heather Raymond
Fun experience. Lots to see! So much shopping and places to eat. Loved the Time Out market for excellent food choices! Great place to visit while I'm Montreal!
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January 2025 by Kartikey Palan
Not like it's been advertised
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December 2024 by stefan
COOL!!
