Square-Victoria (subway of Montreal)

Public garden-Victoria is a station on the orange Ligne of the subway of Montreal.

Origin of the name

The station bears the name of the Victoria Public garden, which exists since 1813. It was named in the honor of the Reine Victoria at the time of the official visit of his son the Prince of Wales, which would be later the king Edward VII, in Montreal in 1860.

Lines of bus

Service of day

36 Monk
61 Wellington
75 Of the Commune
168 Cité- of-Harbor
420 Express train Our-Lady-of-Grace

Service of night

Shelters

Left Belmont, 605, rue Belmont
Left Viger, 601, av. Viger Ouest
Left St-Antoine, 601, rue St-Antoine Ouest
Left St-Jacques, 605, rue St-Jacques Ouest
interior Accès - Center of world commerce
interior Access - Place of the international City
interior Accès - Place Victoria
interior Access - turn Banks National

Principal intersections in the vicinity

street Belmont/Coast of Beaver Hall
front Viger/Coast of Beaver Hall
street St-Antoine/Public garden-Victoria
street St-Jacques/Public garden-Victoria

Centers of interest in the vicinity

Connected to the underground city

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
Beautiful Turn
Turn National Bank of Canada
1080 Coast of Beaver Hall
Place of the international City - Case of Deposit and Placement of Quebec
Center of world commerce of Montreal (Building Canada Steamship Lines, Intercontinental Hotel)
Tower of the Stock Exchange (Stock Exchange Montreal, Victoria Place, Hotel Delta Downtown area)
Station Bonaventure towards the west
Station Place-in Armes towards the east

Others

international District of Montreal
Basilica Saint-Patrick
Public garden Victoria
Felix-Martin Place - American Consulate
the public Curator of Quebec
Building TD Canada Trust
Building Royal Bank

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