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In compliance with the directives from the government of Quebec, theatres, movie theatres, bars and restaurants everywhere in Montreal are closed. Museums and libraries remain open with limited capacity.
While we wait to meet again, we hope you will make culture an important part of your life with the many activities available online and in the Quartier!
Getting to the Quartier des spectacles
The Quartier des spectacles is bordered by Saint-Hubert, City Councillors and Sherbrooke streets, and René-Lévesque Boulevard. Within this area, you will find 3 metro stations, 10 bus lines, 15 BIXI stations and 8 indoor parking lots.
Access for people with reduced mobility is available on-site. Please view the websites of the venues and events for further details.
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
To receive advance notice of street closures in the Quartier des Spectacles.
Residents and workers informations
Redevelopment of Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest between Rue De Bleury and Rue Mansfield
Beginning of April until the fall of 2020.
End of phase 1 work : fall 2021.
PHASE 1 : With just a single traffic lane, bordered by broader sidewalks and re-greened with the addition of numerous trees, Montréal’s iconic commercial strip will place pedestrians at the heart of the public space. This major thoroughfare will connect the different public places around it, including the Place des Festivals, the square in front of St. James United Church, Square Phillips, and Avenue McGill College. Phase 1 of the project will also include work on Square Philips, Place du Frère-André and the adjacent streets.
As well, existing green spaces will be consolidated to increase plant cover and create cool spaces for Montrealers during the heat of summer. This major street, which can be made pedestrian-only depending on the time of year and events, will become one of Montréal's star sites!
Wider sidewalks between Saint-Alexandre and De Bleury streets
Starting this summer, resurfacing work between Saint-Alexandre and De Bleury streets gave pedestrians access to new wider sidewalks finished in concrete pavers with granite curbs. To avoid damaging the curbs during snow removal operations, the roadway will be temporarily flush with the sidewalks this winter. Snow-removal bollards marking the border between curb and roadway have been installed every six metres to keep pedestrians safe.
Getting here by metro and by bus
The green and orange lines stop at the Quartier des spectacles. There are three metro stations:
Berri-UQAM Metro (orange and green lines)
Saint-Laurent Metro (green line)
Place-des-Arts Metro (green line)
The Quartier can also be reached by 10 bus lines.
North-south direction
55 Boulevard Saint-Laurent (all-night bus 363)
80 Avenue du Parc (all-night bus 365)
129 Côte-Sainte-Catherine
435 Express Du Parc/Côte-des-Neiges
30 Saint-Denis/Saint-Hubert
East-west direction
15 Sainte-Catherine
125 Ontario
427 Express Saint-Joseph
715 Vieux-Montréal/Vieux-Port
From the airport
747 Aéroport Montréal-Trudeau/Centre-ville
Getting here by bike
With its bike paths and 15 BIXI stations, the Quartier is easily accessible by bike.
Bike paths
Saint-Urbain/René-Lévesque (north-south)
Boulevard De Maisonneuve (east-west)
View map of Montreal’s bike paths
Locking up your bike
You can use bike racks on Clark Street at the corner of Sainte-Catherine. If you’d rather leave your bike indoors, there are racks for this purpose in the underground parking lot of Complexe Desjardins (Jeanne-Mance Street entrance). It’s absolutely free!
During festivals, bike racks are set up close to the venues.
To take a BIXI bike, view the station map >.
Parking in the Quartier
Street parking will be free downtown on weeknights from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on weekends from December 3 to January 2 inclusive.
Indoor parking:
Place des Arts
Complexe Desjardins
Grande Bibliothèque (BAnQ)
UQAM (3)
Cégep du Vieux Montréal
Parking at Delta Hotels