Chinatown
Neighborhoods, Streets & Squares, Shopping Areas & Stores
Downtown
Culinary Arts, Local Culture, Shopping, Outdoors, History
Mobility Obstacles: Extended Walking Required
Busy/High traffic
Notes: Accessibility will vary by location and business within Chinatown.
This is a good place to get: Snacks
Dinner
Lunch
Breakfast
Chinatown
Thriving and Bustling
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St-Laurent Blvd (at rue de la Gauchetière) Montreal, QC H2Z 1E9 |
Description
This thriving, bustling nerve centre of Montreal's Chinese community teems with restaurants, unique craft shops, martial arts emporiums, exotic foods, herb and traditional medicine stores, Asian medical services and acupuncturists. Designed with pedestrian traffic in mind, the narrow streets are constantly packed with visitors and those who work in the area. Dozens of restaurants dole out weekend dim sum brunches and late-night victuals. At the entrance to the district are large arches, replicas of Imperial gates.
Times & Dates
Open Hours: 24 hrsVisit Time: 30min-3hr
Best Time to Visit: Sunday is a great day to visit Chinatown.
Why Best: Sunday is the most animated day.
Average Wait Time: None
Price: Free
Exposure
Outdoor with some covering.Age Recommendations/Requirements
Ages Admitted: Infants/Toddlers (0-3yrs), Children (4-8yrs), Pre-teen (9-12yrs), Teen, Adult, SeniorAges that would most enjoy this site: Children (4-8yrs), Pre-teen (9-12yrs), Teen, Adult
Groups that would most enjoy this site: Couples, Families, Friends, Groups, Solo Travelers
Transportation
Nearest Train or Bus:
Place-d'Armes
Best Modes of Transportation:
Automobile/Car
Subway
Walking
Parking Availability: Limited
Notes: There is a limited amount of street parking in this neighborhood.
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