Bonsecours market


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Description

Neighbourhood : Old Montreal
Type : Interesting building
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Built in the middle of the XIXth century from 1845 to 1852, the Bonsecours market place was often the victim of fires : in 1846, in 1847 and in 1848. The dome was affected by the flames also, but the construction of the building continued untill 1852. This same dome was also burnt in 1978 and was rebuilt with fireproofed materials Here is how the Bonsecours market is divided : in the basement, a market open seven days a week, and on the other floors a reception lounge, a hall for city council, and finally offices for municipal services.

Contact and location

Address : St-Paul east
Metro station: Champs-de-Mars
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