Westmount Square is a mixed-use complex in Westmount, near downtown Montréal, with shops, offices and residences. Its modernist buildings were designed by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The complex is easy to navigate and includes dining options, a food court and private clinics. For shopping, focus on individual stores such as Imperial, which carries Italian clothing brands. It is a practical stop for architecture or a specific shop, rather than a destination for a long browse through a large range of boutiques.
Architecture and what to see
Westmount Square combines residential, commercial and office space in a complex designed by modernist architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Its architecture is a reason to stop even if you are not shopping. Inside, the complex is straightforward to navigate.
The shops are limited, so plan around a specific stop rather than expecting a full day of browsing. Imperial is one option for Italian clothing brands. The complex also has a food court, other dining options and private clinics.
Getting there and planning a visit
Westmount Square is at 1 Westmount Square, close to the edge of downtown Montréal. The Atwater metro tunnel provides access by public transit. If you are visiting to shop, check which individual stores interest you before setting out; the complex is better suited to a focused visit than to browsing a large range of boutiques.
FAQ
Where is Westmount Square?
It is at 1 Westmount Square in Westmount, near the edge of downtown Montréal.
How do you get to Westmount Square by metro?
The complex has access through the Atwater metro tunnel.
What is there to do at Westmount Square?
You can see modernist architecture by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, visit shops such as Imperial, or eat at the food court and other dining spots.
