Although we went there on a perfectly beautiful day in May, it certainly opened our eyes about how people in Montreal survive the winter. There are so many facilities....basically everything except schools. It is easily accessible by public transportation or good ol' shoe leather express.

What a great place to go when in Montreal...doesn’t matter what it’s doing outside...rain, sun, fog, snow....it’s all the same in the underground! Tons and tons of cool shops and stores...much better selection than you would find in regulars cookie cutter malls. You can access...More

I went to Montreal in May and the weather was perfect. Therefore we did not need to go underground since it was quiet nice to be outside. I read many comments on Tripadvisor and scared of being lost. Actually if you can follow some street...More

Stores are ordinary, regular American chains. Easy to get lost. Waste of time. Useful in winter for office workers. Utilitarian. Worst "attraction" in Montreal

Ice to go there especially in the winter don’t freeze all heated. Lots of stores and connections to other malls.

Every store and food court you’ve ever seen is here. It’s VERY confusing to navigate even though we had a map. Basically you’re there to shop/browse, see the sights, so unless you’re absolutely hunting for something particular it’s fine. Wander around and enjoy it. There...More

As amazing as it is to have the worlds largest longest underground walking systems filled with shops of all kinds and restaurants its not so nice in certain sections. Sections lookcabadoned and creepy. Kinda cool in its own way still. Great for avoiding that winter...More