Victoria Square is a public park in central Montréal, above Square-Victoria-OACI metro station and close to Old Montréal and the Old Port. Its Art Nouveau metro entrance, installed in 1967, was made in Paris around 1900. Look for a piece of the Berlin Wall, then take a shaded break beneath the trees or explore the indoor passage, where a reflecting pool fountain sits among shops. The square also connects to Montréal’s Underground City and has benches and bike rentals.
A Paris metro entrance in Montréal
The square was created in the early 19th century. Its best-known landmark is an Art Nouveau metro entrance made in Paris around 1900 and installed here in 1967. It stands above Square-Victoria-OACI metro station.
A passage below the square
An indoor passage connects Victoria Square with Montréal’s Underground City. Inside, you can find shops and a reflecting pool fountain. The square is also close to the World Trade Centre Montréal and the W Montréal hotel.
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Where is Victoria Square in Montréal?
It is in central Montréal, above Square-Victoria-OACI metro station. Old Montréal and the Old Port are nearby.
What is the Art Nouveau entrance at Victoria Square?
It is a Paris-made metro entrance dating to around 1900. It was installed at the square in 1967.
Can you access Montréal’s Underground City from Victoria Square?
Yes. Victoria Square connects to the Underground City through an indoor passage with shops and a reflecting pool fountain.
