Place des Arts (solo trip)

Place des Arts is, in my opinion, one of Montreal’s greatest cultural gems. The area around it has evolved into one of the city’s most charming yet bustling sectors, with something to enjoy in every season. I can easily imagine how delighted tourists must feel when visiting. Its proximity to excellent restaurants and the metro (subway) makes it very accessible, though parking can sometimes be a bi...

🎭 Overview & History Place des Arts officially opened in 1963 to transform Montreal into a cultural capital—the initiative of Mayor Jean Drapeau. Its flagship venue, Salle Wilfrid‑Pelletier, inaugurated that year, marked the beginning of this iconic complex 🎟️ Venues & Programming Place des Arts includes six performance halls with varied capacities and purposes: Salle Wilfrid‑Pelletier (~2,996...

Nice place for shows and concerts, acoustics are clear, the place itself is really well maintained, not crappie sets... illumination during this last show now in 2025 Montreal Jazzfestival, was very modest but accordingly appropriate with jazz rhythm, Dianne Reeves makes us happy for an 1,15 hour, very recommended, the only thing I didn't find was a place to buy a bottle of water, but finally we f...

Lots of fun.always great festivals . Love the jazz festival. Have been over 10 times Don't let the name fool you. A good variety of music. Jazz, blues, hip-hop, rap rock, you name it and is there.

Had a wonderful time attending the Brit Floyd concert at Le Place De Arms. A beautiful, well organized venue with friendly people and clean facilities. Every seat was a good one and very comfortable. It wad easy to get to and we enjoyed our evening there immensely.