Caroline Perron

Pedestrian streets liven up the city this summer

Last updated October 29, 2024
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Take advantage of the summer to explore Montreal’s 11 pedestrian streets. Charming and welcoming, each one has a unique character. Festive atmosphere, activities, lively terraces, and local shops await you.

Discover your pedestrian streets

Did you know that these streets are home to more than 2,100 businesses? They allow you to shop safely while also promoting local purchasing.

Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest (and part of Rue Balmoral and Avenue Clark)

Between Rue De Bleury and Boulevard Saint-Laurent
May 1 to October 31

PlaceAvenue Bernard
Between Avenue Wiseman et Avenue Bloomfield
PlaceAvenue Duluth Est
Entre le boulevard Saint-Laurent et la rue Saint-Hubert
PlacePlace du Marché-du-Nord
Between Avenue Casgrain and Avenue Henri-Julien
PlaceAvenue du Mont-Royal
Entre la rue Saint-Laurent et la rue Fullum
PlacePlace De Castelnau
Between Avenue De Gaspé and Rue Saint-Denis
PlacePlaza Saint-Hubert
Between Rue Bellechasse and Rue Jean-Talon Est
PlacePromenade Ontario
Between Boulevard Pie-IX and Rue Nicolet
PlaceRue Sainte-Catherine Est
In the Village, between Rue Saint-Hubert and Avenue Papineau
PlaceRue Sainte-Catherine Ouest (in French)
Dans le Quartier des spectacles, entre la rue De Bleury et le boulevard Saint-Laurent
PlaceRues Saint-Denis et Émery
Between Rue Sherbrooke Est and Boulevard De Maisonneuve Est & between Rue Saint-Denis and Rue Sanguinet
PlaceRue Wellington
Between Rue Galt and Rue de l’Église

During your visit, be sure to participate in our contest. Search for flip-flop stickers hidden in the street decor. Share your findings on social media with the hashtag #mtlengougounes for a chance to win a camping getaway in a Montreal nature park, passes to Espace pour la vie, or the MEM – Montreal Memories Center.

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