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Photo courtesy of Boutique M0851 by Mario Melillo. Courtesy of Toursime Montrel.
Boulevard St Laurent
Type: Bookstores, Flea Markets, Furniture / Home Decor, Haute Couture, Jewelry Stores, Men's Clothing, Music Stores, Perfume, Cosmetics, Shopping Centers, Shopping Districts, Specialty Shops, Sporting Goods - Summer, Vintage Clothing Stores, Women's Clothing, Young and Trendy Clothing
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Since 1792, "The Main" has been the dividing line between the east and west sides of Montreal. Saint-Laurent Boulevard, a.ka. "the Main" is by far the busiest street in the city and the commercial hub... Read More
Since 1792, "The Main" has been the dividing line between the east and west sides of Montreal. Saint-Laurent Boulevard, a.ka. "the Main" is by far the busiest street in the city and the commercial hub of Montréal. The mélange of cultures here is reflected in the crazy mix of stores. There's everything from the high-end to the low-end in fashion, home furnishing, jewelry, books, music, collectibles and shoes. If you're in town for the sidewalk sales, held in the spring and fall, you're in for a shopping frenzy of bargains galore. The Main is also a great place for eating, drinking and dancing.
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Address:
4398 boulevard Saint-Laurent
Montréal, QC H2W 1Z5
514 286-0334
Hours:
- Mon-Wed: 10am-6pm
- Thu-Fri: 10am-9pm
- Sat: 10am-5pm
- Sun: Noon-5pm
Website:
boulevardsaintlaurent.com
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Sherel Purcell
Montréal Local Expert
- Shopping Malls and Centers: "It's best place in the city to pick up foods from around the globe."
- Christmas Shopping: "It's best place in the city to pick up goods from around the globe."
- Best for Shopping Malls and Centers Because: Both sides of Montreal come together here to shop, eat, drink and dance.
- Best for Christmas Shopping Because: Here's the most fun you can have doing your holiday shopping as the streets are rich in interesting shops and boutiques.