LES GALERIES DE LA CAPITALE
Read moreLocated just minutes away from all strategic points, this huge shopping gallery is one of Quebec's leading shopping and entertainment destinations, and is one of the largest commercial complexes in the whole of Canada. It also includes the Mega Parc Ephemeral and its many attractions, including several new ones, as well as the largest IMAX screen in the country.
CENTRE EATON DE MONTRÉAL
Read moreLocated on the country's largest commercial artery, the Eaton Centre is clearly the busiest shopping centre in town. A shopping destination par excellence, it features more than 150 shops, services and restaurants spread over five floors, not to mention the Musée Grévin Montréal, the first link in the international network of the Musée de Cire de Paris. The Eaton Centre is at the heart of Montreal's famous underground network that connects it to other shopping centres, Place Montréal Trust and Promenades Cathédrale, among others.
CF CARREFOUR LAVAL
Read moreOne of the largest in the province, this immense shopping center boasts over 300 stores, restaurants and services of all kinds. These include department stores such as Rona L'Entrepôt, Simons and The Bay, as well as the province's very first Victoria's Secret / Pink, Apple, Arc'teryx, A/X Armani Exchange, BOSS Homme, Browns (shoes), Desigual, H&M, Kanuk, MAC (cosmetics), Michael Kors (designer), Montblanc, Nespresso, Swarovski, Swatch, Vans, Zara and much more. Currency exchange on site.
PROMENADE WELLINGTON
Read moreLa Well, as it's known, is the economic heart of the Verdun district. It's here that locals and visitors alike come to do their gourmet shopping, find clothes and accessories, enjoy a drink or grab a bite to eat. We recommend the VerdunLuv boutique, where you can discover local businesses and artisans who take turns with the seasons. From June to September, "the coolest street in the world" (according to Time Out magazine, 2022) is pedestrianized between 6th Avenue and rue Régina.