Place-d’Armes is a Montréal metro station between Chinatown and the Old Port, handy for reaching both neighbourhoods and nearby cultural attractions. Signs mark the line’s end stations, and ticket machines have an English option. You can also find coffee shops and quick food nearby. For step-free access from outside, use the Rue Saint-Urbain entrance. The station is a practical starting point for exploring on foot, though busy winter days can bring dirt and slush inside.
Finding your way through the station
Station signs identify the end stations on each line, which helps you check that you are heading in the right direction. Ticket machines have an English option, and a ticket booth is also available. Before boarding, confirm which end of the platform serves your destination.
Step-free access
The Rue Saint-Urbain entrance is the only entrance from outside with no steps. If you need step-free access, plan to enter there.
FAQ
Which entrance has step-free access?
The Rue Saint-Urbain entrance is the only no-step entrance from outside.
Are ticket machines available in English?
Yes. The ticket machines have an English option, and there is also a ticket booth.
Is Place-d’Armes station close to Chinatown and the Old Port?
Yes. The station is between Chinatown and the Old Port, making it a convenient stop for both.
When is a good time to use the station?
Daytime is a more comfortable choice if you have concerns about nighttime conditions.
