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Shopping The guide was updated: 2024-08-26

There is an incredible amount of opportunities to shop for nearly anything under the sun in Montreal. And with an entire underground network of stores, hotels, and even offices nicknamed "Underground City", the cold of the winter is no excuse. Huge malls can be found throughout the whole city, but chances are Montreal will win you over with its nice markets, vintage stores or small local boutiques boasting of true Montreal style.

Divine Chocolatier

Divine Chocolatier

Buying chocolate in the supermarket is one thing, having it personally prepared by one of the most dedicated chocolatiers in Canada is another. Among the busy streets of Montreal lies a small boutique called the Divine Chocolatier. Richard Zwierzynski opened his store after being inspired by Willy Wonka and makes sure his customers experience a memorable visit.

Eaton Centre

Eaton Centre

A beautiful shopping centre and a part of what locals call the "Underground City" of Montreal: an extensive network of malls, shops, hotels and even office buildings connected under the ground, used a lot in the winter. The multi-storey Eaton Centre has multiple stores, boutiques, and large food court.

Jean-Talon Market

Jean-Talon Market

Jean-Talon Market is a colorful fruit and vegetable market in Montreal. Take a stroll through the different aisles and take in the smell fresh fruit, all ready to be taken home. If you're looking to keep to a healthy lifestyle while on vacation, this is the place to visit.

Atwater Market

Atwater Market

Another city market offering various fruit and vegetables. The iconic tower overlooking the market makes it particularly easy to spot from a distance. When on a bicycle or on foot, take a pleasant stroll along the canal and end up at Atwater for some shopping.

Noël Eternel

Noël Eternel

Why should December be the only Christmas month? Noel Eternel makes sure to give you that Christmas feeling every day of the week and all year round, whether or not snow is falling. Offering a large variety of Christmas items such as little villages, elves, nativity scenes, tree decorations (and much more), at Noel Eternel it's Christmas every day.

Bar à lunettes Marie-Sophie Dion

Bar à lunettes Marie-Sophie Dion

A very appreciated optician in the city of Montreal, offering many different frames and with a staff that treats you like a VIP. When looking for new glasses or inspiration, the staff will listen to your needs and wants and offer a selection based on your choices.

Les Cours Mont-Royal

Les Cours Mont-Royal

A traditional mall/shopping centre offering various shops, hair salons, a food court and individual cafes. Connected directly to a metro station and the Underground City, it is very easily accessible by public transport and offers a wide selection of fashion boutiques.

Mycoboutique Inc

Mycoboutique Inc

Mycoboutique Inc is a store with a focus on teaching you everything there is to know about mushrooms, even down to how to grow them yourself: you can even easily grow your own truffles on your lawn. The boutique is a great place to pick up unusual gifts and souvenirs.

Eva B

Eva B

Don't be discouraged by the post-apocalyptic looking front of the store and dare to enter this Ali Baba's cave. Vintage clothes and accessories, odd objects and art pieces are gathered here in a seemingly chaotic manner, but you can also stop here for some coffee or snacks. Eva B is eclectic and fabulous.

Complexe Desjardins

Complexe Desjardins

The Complexe Desjardins is a sight to behold, with futuristic architecture and lights as well as a large lit-up fountain. On the inside it is a classic mall with an assortment of food, clothing, and sundries. It is so huge that it feels at times like a city within the city.

Argo Bookshop

Argo Bookshop

This book shop has, since its creation in the 1960's, always focused more on providing quality and personalized services than making a big profit. Montreal's oldest English language bookshop offers all kinds of books, including works of local authors, and hosts an open mic night once a month for writers, comedians and musicians.

m0851

m0851

Designer of leather bags, accessories and clothes, m0851 has a prime spot on the shopping scene of Montreal. All products sold in the shop are crafted locally and by hand, creating a unique identity among them all. The quality is superb and the styles on point.

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