Walk down Catherine for all the shopping and food. Gets crowded at 4 pm. Have lunch or dinner at Rue Peel and enjoy the crowds.

Yes Sainte catherine is long and large, yes there are a lot of shops but there are not all of quality and some parts are really not at the top... But worth your walk...

Love walking the street and shopping and eating so many varied restaurants and shops great values and lots of different types of shops

I love to travel, Love to eat and...I LOVE TO SHOP. This is the shoppers dream. Lots of great stores, good sales a variety for all ages. The Bay there has an amazing cosmetic department and the TOP SHOP upstairs, they have Urban outfitters and more. We spent a few hours there. There were also quaint little pubs to place... More

I go to nyc every year and I NEVER see the filth or the amount of homeless that I saw this weekend especially on st. Cathrines street. NOTHING WILL AND CAN COMPARE TO NYC

Ste. Catherine is like any other busy shopping street (Michigan Ave in Chicago, 5th Ave in NY), it's chaotic and has most of the stores you would find in any other city. I recommend skipping the shopping and looking for boutiques. There is an area by the restaurant L'Express (not sure which neighbourhood) that has cute shops, similar to Greenwich... More

Every store that you could imagine is along Rue St Catherine. Small shops and large retail stores alike are along this street. A short walk from Old Montreal this is a must see.

The busiest street in Montreal. If you like shopping, this is THE place to go. You need lots of patience because it's not easy to find parking. Most stores are now open until 6. Keep walking!

We visited Montreal since we have been teenagers even though we did not know each other then. I love St. Catherine; it is my favorite street. There is food, clothing , people, buildings and interesting activities.