A giant department store in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, is located on St. Catherine Street (Sainte Catherine Street), a main commercial street in Montreal, from west to east through the CBD, the length of 11.5 kilometers, and the north of the street is a piece of office towers and shopping malls. Educational institutions along the street or near it include McGill University, the University of Quebec, and Montreal. Department stores like the Eaton Center are located on this street.
The mall is quite big, but pay attention to the opening hours of the weekend, there are many restaurants, you can choose a few to taste, there are many popular brands to buy. Did not see the Canadian goose!
Eaton Square is very large, so wear your walking shoes. The square is connected to the underground transport network in the city center, so you can go directly from the central station to Eaton Square without being exposed to the harsh winters of Montreal. The first floor is a big food court, and the other 3 floors are full of shops. Gap, Old Navy, True Religion..... You can even follow the St Catherine to the shopping area... stores like Zara are directly connected to the underground transportation network, but other stores like HM and Banana Republic don't. Anyway, Eton Plaza is part of a huge shopping and eating area. Taste some pies and desserts. It's not an exaggeration to say that there are desserts on every corner.
Eaton Center, a long time ago, I heard the name, but after I went, I can only say that it is really a long time, a long time to a bit old, but there are still a lot of people, and there are many Chinese tourists. But the goods here are mainly three-tier brands or local brands, and there are basically no big brands. I bought a phone card here that day. The waiter at the reception was very patient. Different packages and prices will be explained to you slowly, and then give you time to consider, and will not urge and push a package hard.
A big shopping mall in downtown, the first floor of Uniqlo accounts for half of the small, quite good!
A giant department store in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, is located on St. Catherine Street (Sainte Catherine Street), a main commercial street in Montreal, from west to east through the CBD, the length of 11.5 kilometers, and the north of the street is a piece of office towers and shopping malls. Educational institutions along the street or near it include McGill University, the University of Quebec, and Montreal. Department stores like the Eaton Center are located on this street.
The mall is quite big, but pay attention to the opening hours of the weekend, there are many restaurants, you can choose a few to taste, there are many popular brands to buy. Did not see the Canadian goose!
Eaton Square is very large, so wear your walking shoes. The square is connected to the underground transport network in the city center, so you can go directly from the central station to Eaton Square without being exposed to the harsh winters of Montreal. The first floor is a big food court, and the other 3 floors are full of shops. Gap, Old Navy, True Religion..... You can even follow the St Catherine to the shopping area... stores like Zara are directly connected to the underground transportation network, but other stores like HM and Banana Republic don't. Anyway, Eton Plaza is part of a huge shopping and eating area. Taste some pies and desserts. It's not an exaggeration to say that there are desserts on every corner.
Eaton Center, a long time ago, I heard the name, but after I went, I can only say that it is really a long time, a long time to a bit old, but there are still a lot of people, and there are many Chinese tourists. But the goods here are mainly three-tier brands or local brands, and there are basically no big brands. I bought a phone card here that day. The waiter at the reception was very patient. Different packages and prices will be explained to you slowly, and then give you time to consider, and will not urge and push a package hard.
A big shopping mall in downtown, the first floor of Uniqlo accounts for half of the small, quite good!