Centre de commerce mondial de Montréal

Amazing place. Beautiful and peaceful at the same time. Even when it’s slightly crowded by people came to take pictures of the architecture or with the fountain. A perfect place to walk through during the winter, or just come and chill a bit for whatever reasons. A few shops and a food court like eating area.

Just ok. Some shops. A food court. But the restaurants around the area are so great we didn’t try any of the food there. The weather was so great no one was inside. I think during the winter cold months it’ll probably be better.

Beautiful place Didn't buy anything but walk around the place. All 5 are for the beauty of the place

As many reviewers have said, the architecture of this building is inspiring. Every corner offers something new and exciting to look at. I was especially fond of the black stone fountain AND the segment of the Berlin Wall that they have there. The Wall segment definitely took me by surprise.. Otherwise, there is a food court there as well that I think usually has good offerings. It's not a place to spend a whole day in, but it's worth putting on the to-see list when visiting Montreal.

Nice Sunday winter hide

Suce a beautiful place full of history and old buildings. I went with a tour guide and learned so much about the area. I will go alone on a future trip to explore it in more depth.

World Trade Center in Old Montreal is one of the prettiest atriums in the city. It connects several buildings that include hotels, residential and office buildings. It's not a big shopping mall, but it provides a space where you can escape the cold of winter or the heat of summer.

Such a unique part of city and has a very European vibe. My favourite parts are the huge fountain with the statue and a piece of the Berlin Wall.

This place is really beautiful inside. I came here with my camera and the security were very welcoming and accommodating. I'd recommend stopping by to grab a coffee and take a look around.

Such a picturesque place with two huge brautiful fountains. I would recommend visiting here, it’s free to visit and a hidden treasure. Also there is a piece of the fallen Berlin Wall here, it interesting to see a piece of history here in Montreal.