Bonsecours Market, back

Easily identifiable by its splendid silver dome, now the symbol of Old Montréal, Bonsecours Market presents a variety of interesting exhibitions all year round, and admission is generally free ! The building also houses friendly sidewalk cafés, restaurants and superb boutiques showcasing the wares of Québec designers: from crafts to design objects, fashions, jewellery, Native art and old-time furniture.

The Bonsecours Market, which opened its doors in January 1847, was built according to the plans of architect William Footner. Bonsecours Market

Photo 273, Aug 2005

Bonsecours Market, back

Photo 274, Aug 2005

Bonsecours Market, dome

Photo 283, Aug 2005