Bonsecours Market

A beautiful historical building with shops selling souvenirs, Canadian food products and Indigenous crafts. There was one store selling beverages and snacks.
Melanie E - 3 weeks ago

This place looks like a modern mall. Between this and Saint Lawrence Market of Toronto, i will choose the later. Only the outdoor facade I like but inside is just like any other malls.
Jay Lee - 2 months ago

As it was my first time in Montreal, I’d heard about Bonsecours Market and was hoping to check it out, but with the weather not cooperating and me staying outside of Old Montreal, I wasn’t sure I’d make it. Luckily, I ended up with one beautiful day, so I decided to go for it—and after walking around 12.5 kilometers, I finally stumbled upon the market. At first, I was just charmed by the architecture—the building itself is beautiful and feels like something pulled from another era. But once I got inside, I was grateful to find a clean restroom (a win for any traveler), and a few cute shops where I managed to pick up a souvenir mug for myself and a gift for my girlfriend back in Toronto. As an American tourist, it’s clear this market is geared toward visitors, but I honestly didn’t mind. The prices were reasonable, and the whole space had a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Definitely worth the stop if you’re exploring Old Montreal and want to browse, shop, or just enjoy the historic setting.
Joseph Carro - 2 months ago

Many shops housed within the market. A little rest area and restrooms inside as well as guest information. A small cafe in the west end of the building that has coffee, matcha latte, and pastry.
KEVIN PAET - 5 months ago

Dec2024 Historical building with a mix of dated retail eatablishments mostly for the tourist crowds. An indoor space for visitors to the Old Town of Montreal to feel the offerings of the city. A good plave to recharge or stay away from the cold weathef or to have a toilet break.
Oliver Pe - 6 months ago