Just across the street from Crew Collective & Cafe is the World Trade Centre. This arresting indoor…read moreatrium connects several restored 19th-century merchant buildings under a glass skylight roof. They describe it as a horizontal skyscraper since it encloses the historic Fortification Lane ane over a full city block. The highlights include the beautifully detailed 18th-century Guibal Fountain. It surrounds a statue of Poseidon's wife Amphitrite (Photo 5), and the adjoining black granite infinity pool (Photo 3). The reflection in the pool of the surrounding architecture is quite striking. There's even a piece of the Berlin Wall in the passageway (Photo 7). For those looking to stay longer, there are cafes and boutiques as well as an entry into Montreal's Underground City shopping network. RELATED - Exploring Montreal? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/tbpYa2YST_

I could say this place is a mall with some floors that are rented by offices. Also place is…read moreconnected to hotel intercontinental, westin and place governor. Has a beautiful atrium and foodcourt.

Nike store. Bryant at the Nike store is absolutely a…read morewonderful person. He helped my daughter a few months ago before her leg surgery. Now we came back for post check up and in need of new shoes for a leg brace. Again he was so kind, patient and very helpful with finding a shoe to fit the brace. We appreciate you and your excellent customer service.

Nothing in this mall stood out to me. The AC during my visit in August wasn't that great either…read more I was looking for how to get to the Underground City, but this is part of it. The mall just goes up and includes shops like Old Navy and Uniqlo. There's Time Out Market, which houses so many eateries and cafeteria-style long tables. Escalators and elevators are everywhere for convenient access. The arcade might be a fun place to pass some time. There's a Canada souvenir shop with lots of red n white!

Un centre d'achat bien situé. Même s'il n'y a pas beaucoup de magasins, mais la décoration est…read morebien fait,surtout pendant les fêtes.

My reason to come here wasn't necessarily to dine or shop. I was interesting in exploring RESO, the…read moreunderground, and this was my destination after starting in a completely different section. But I can see why this place is a draw. I think a lot of folks also come here in extremely hot or cold weather because it's more comfortable than going outside. It's definitely a place to visit at least once, more if you want to dine or shop.

This place was so fun!!! It's smells good and the ice rink is well maintained. The people there are…read morekind and mostly happy :) The food area is kinda big and there's a variety of things to eat. And, all of this inside. Of course, if you want, you can go outside to explore more. (Haha) I tried a restaurent it was really goood ! It's easy to access since it's just below the Bonaventure station (in Montreal). Overall, it's was a good experience!

This is the building where I work. It's clean, nicely lit, has the indoor skating rink, and offers…read morevarious seating options. The elevators are divided into 3 separate wings so you won't have to wait forever. Fun Fact: this is Montreal's tallest building. It doesn't look like it but it is. It was built on a lower part of town so they could have more floors. Montreal actually has a law that no building can be taller than the cross on Mount Royal. The only negative about this place is the lackluster food court. We need better and more diverse choices.

Place Montreal Trust is a large shopping mall in downtown Montreal, located west of the Eaton…read moreCentre, at the corner of Saint Catherine Street and McGill College Avenue. With over 320,000 square feet of stores and services, Place Montreal Trust attracts 14 million visitors each year. Its indoor water fountain has the highest water spout in North America at 30 metres in height. I have shopped in here many times since the variety of stores is really good. Something for everyone. Place Montreal Trust is linked to the Underground City of Montreal and the metro network as well. Inexpensive options here would be stores like Dollarama and McDonald's, making this shopping mall a value stop as compared to the Eaton center next door.

My wife and I really enjoyed the Indigo bookstore here. Did not quite look inside the rest of it…read morebut it looks great from the reviews with lots of stores.

It's an interesting market. There are many prior reviews,…read moreno need to elaborate. There are a variety of different shops and places to eat at several price points. Some are boutiques, others focused on a specific product. Ricchi is a venue with higher end merchandise and service.

Beautiful historic building full of shops ranging from clothes to food to local goodies. We only…read morestopped in here to beat the cold one day and find an ATM and I wish we would have stopped here again! Apparently it used to be town hall so would love to learn more history about it!

So Les Galeries du Parc is a functional mall that is for the convenience of those who work or live…read morenearby. It is not a destination shopping mall! I used to go there all the time when I lived in the area, mostly just to the Dollarama since I was a student of limited funds, lol. But sometimes I would splurge (usually after Christmas or my birthday, haha) and shop at Eden, the grocery store on the main level. Eden sells lots of organic items and health food products. They also have a large selection of Korean food (!) They have fresh produce, shelf stable items, refrigerated products and ready-to-eat foods. They sell baked goods like empanadas and Jamaican beef patties. They also have Japchae and Gimbap. So multicultural :) I think Eden is the coolest store in Les Galeries du Parc. There is also a Uniprix for all your drugstore needs, and a Metro for your usual grocery store needs. They have an SAQ (liquor store) and some smaller independent stores (jewellery, electronics, tanning salon, etc.). There's a small food court with some Asian food places and a Middle Eastern food place. There is also a repertory theatre in this mall (Cinema du Parc), which makes the entire lower level smell like popcorn. However, the lower level also smells like cleaning products, so basically popcorn and cleaning products, weird, I know. The subway also runs underneath the mall and sometimes you can feel the vibrations. The above places have been around for a while because they were all there when I was living in the area, but I went back recently and saw some new stores. On the main level, there is an Asian crepe café called Genki Crepe. It looked super cute and cool, but I didn't have a chance to try anything there. There's also a St. Hubert Express there now. It's a convenient mall for locals, not a place you would drive across town to visit.

Galeries du Parc is so convenient if you're working or going to school nearby. I mean sure it's not…read morea fancy place and it looks really depressing because of the layout and styling, but it has everything you need. It connects the Air Transat tower all the way to the Parc Cinema. They also do their best at having a varied food court. And if there's anything you feel like eating that isn't there, it is probably on parc street outside. They have a postal office, parking, pharmacy, grocery store. Also a Saint Hubert Express! Obviously not somewhere you have to visit or should ever feel inclined to visit because it isn't anything special. But for people nearby, it's great!

Are you kidding me that no one has reviewed this place yet? Les Halles de la Gare (apparently also…read morecalled "Central Station Complex-Homburg" but I have honestly never heard anyone refer to it as such) is awesome! It's the little shopping complex (mostly a food court) that connects the Central Train Station to Place Ville Marie. It is where I buy food to take on the train with me when I'm traveling economy (because in my opinion, the food they sell on the VIA trains in economy is not exactly tasty - which is such a contrast from the food they serve in Business Class/VIA1, which is actually quite good, but I digress...). The food court has a lot of options. Most are chains, but there are a few independents. There's Chop Crazy Creations, Saint Cinnamon, Thai Express, Jugo Juice, Sul Posto, Tim Hortons, Second Cup, Rotisserie Fusee, Première Moisson, Tiki Ming, Sushi Shop, and many others. There's an independent Chinese place and a Mediterranean place. There's also Deli Planet, which is a sit down restaurant. There's an SAQ, a convenience store, a chocolate shop, and a store that sells things made out of wood (!) It's super convenient, not only for passengers, but apparently for VIA as well. A couple of years ago when I was traveling business class Montreal to Ottawa, something went wrong with their food preparation process and they weren't able to serve us the regular meal, so VIA got us all quarter chicken boxed dinners from Rotisserie Fusee (and issued us a VIA credit for the inconvenience). I have no idea what they did for their vegan and vegetarian passengers...? Anyway, I love having so many dining options around the Montreal Train Station. This is such a huge contrast from the Ottawa Train Station where there is only one dining option (Sul Posto), well, 2 options if you count the vending machine as the other option! O_o

Les Halles de La Gare is located in the underground area where the Canadian Rail Train Station is…read morelocated. It opens early and is a good place to explore if you are a tourist or local. There are florist shops, pastry shops, breakfast and lunch food courts which provide French and other International Food at a "reasonable" price. Definitely worth the trip to explore on a cold winter day.

Les Cours Mont Royal is a strange mall. The upper levels are filled with frou-frou stores where…read moredresses run $300+ and are made in Italy. The lower level however, have stores that sell made in China clothes I see selling on eBay for about $10 a piece (they sell them for about $25 because hey they have rents to pay). The Barbie Expo is located in this mall, so if you're a Barbie lover, it's worth checking out. The food court, on the lower level is beautiful and has a mix of chains and independent vendors. My favourite places in the food court are Atti Express (Korean) and Sandouchon (Peruvian fusion). There's also a place that sells Japanese style cheesecakes (Yoko Cheesecake) and a cafe where you can get lattes and cappuccinos for $2.22 (Fixtasse), both on the lower level. On the upper level there's a Green Traiteur & Cafe that's the prettiest location in Montreal (and it's open on Sundays unlike many of their other locations). The building itself is very pretty inside and I love their window displays. There's one when you enter from Peel just south of de Maisonneuve that's always really creative. It's part of the RESO underground path so you can get there from the Central Train Station without having to go outside. You can also access most of the other downtown malls without going outside (eg. Place Montreal Trust, Centre Eaton, Complex des Ailes, Promenades Cathedrale, Place Ville Marie, etc.). This is excellent in the winter, lol.

Nice mall with great art, architecture, and a Barbie expo. Did not shop around but liked what we…read moresaw.