The exterior of the domed building is quite photogenic but the inside, lined with boutique shops, is less interesting. Worse still, if you get bored with the souvenir shops, you can only get out through either end but not through the front. It is locked.

Lots of great Canadian products in probably 15 boutiques housed in this impressive property in Montreal's old town. Beautiful knits, foodstuffs made in Canada, jewelry--just fun to browse.

Marché Bonsecours was a delightful place to spend a little time. There is a delightful cafe in which you can grab a snack, some tea, and regroup for a bit. The shops range from kitschy to upscale. You can find many Canadian made products here....More

Aplace for Art,Fashion & Design of Local Products,Cafe & Restaurants.A clasical Revival style building of 18th century, Bonsecours Market once used as City Hall now a house of trendy designer boutiques..showing creations of Quebec,Canadian and Native designers as well as local products. Its place of...More

This attraction would not be on the top of my list of attractions to visit in Montreal. It also is off the tourist path - Rue Notre Dame to Place Jacques Cartier - where the major Montreal attractions are. However, this attraction is free unlike...More

The building is beautiful and it's well located in a easy walking area. There aren't a lot of stores in the market, so don't expect a lot of shopping. It's pretty much worth a walk through to see the architecture and any items for sale...More

Great location, good shop variety and perfect place to get out of inclement weather while waiting for things to clear up or just warm up. Yes, it's your typical tacky touristy variety shops but there are definitely some decent stores to check out and if...More