Griffintown
the effervescence on a human scale

Active city
accessible nature

A neighborhood for epicureans:
Gourmet addresses and the Atwater Market.

Direct access to nature:
Running, cycling, kayaking and walking at Pointe-des-Seigneurs Park.

Freedom of movement:
Bixi station, Georges-Vanier metro and bus.

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Between inheritance
and modernity

Often described as a village within the city, Griffintown is now one of Montreal's most sought-after neighborhoods. Fueled by remarkable growth in recent years, it draws on a rich industrial heritage to shape a distinctive cultural and architectural identity.

In Griffintown, the location makes all the difference. Walking along Notre-Dame Street with its lively addresses, strolling along the Lachine Canal, or reaching downtown Montreal feels natural, without detours or constraints. Here, the city can be explored on foot, by bike, or in just a few minutes by public transport.

At the heart
of everything

For all
tastes

Culture enthusiasts can indulge their curiosity by visiting art galleries and performance venues, including the renowned Arsenal Museum of Contemporary Art. Food lovers can explore new flavors at the Atwater Market or dine at one of the neighborhood's many gourmet restaurants.

Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy green spaces in all seasons: Meubliers Park, Pointe-des-Seigneurs Park, and the Lachine Canal bike paths to move, breathe and enjoy nature.