I though this would be more of a farmers style market. It is in a beautiful old building in Old Montreal and when you walk in you fee like you are in a modern day mall, what a shame. More

We hoped to find something to eat here but were disappointed with the choices. More

Neighbouring the great Bonsecours church. Home of many local talented craftspersons. More

THe Bonsecours Market used to be an actual marketplace. Today it is a small 'mall' of sorts that houses boutiques of different artisans; leather, pottery, glass. LImited choice but worth a quick stroll through if you are in Old Montreal. A block away stop by the little church Notre Dame de Bonsecours that centuries ago welcomed sailors who were in... More

Bonsecours Market in Old Montreal is a truly distinctive place to shop for fashion, home and sourvenir items. In particular, I loved several of the shops which carried clothing and other items created by Montreal and Quebec designers. It is well worth a stop on a tour through Old Montreal. More

If you are walking around in Old Montreal, it is worth a walk through Marche Bonsecours. Quite a few restaurants there also! More

Though this site is beautiful to visit and check out the old architecture, this market place was where Montrealers came to get fresh produce directly from the farmers. Up to the 1950's you could see horse drawn wagons and trucks backed up to the sidewalks where farmers would sell there goods. More

While being in the old Montréal it is nice to see the Market . Personnaly I find it a little bite too commercial inside but as an historical monument you must see it. More

When it is opened it offers a nice atmosphere in a fantastic district of old montreal, Old Montreal is a must in a Montreal visit. More