Plan
your visit

Look up, way up! Right in the heart of Old Montreal, La Grande Roue offers breathtaking views, unforgettable moments, and a new perspective on the city.

Open every day, year-round

See the sights of Montreal in non-stop style. La Grande Roue keeps on turning 365 days a year : rain or shine!

General info

Opening hours

10:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Note: Hours may vary during holidays and for special events.

Location

362 de la Commune Street East, Montreal, QC H2Y 0B4

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Contact

[email protected]
514-325-7888

Directions

Driving

We’re close to major expressways and main thoroughfares with parking nearby.

Public transportation

We’re just a short walk from the Champ-de-Mars metro station and several bus stops.

Walk or bike

Hop on a Bixi and pedal along the bike path through Old Montreal or stroll the cobblestone streets.

Parking

  • Metered street parking
  • Nearby parking lots
  • Accessible parking for guests with mobility needs
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At the centre
of Old Montreal

Come for a spin, stay for the day! La Grande Roue is just steps away from some of Old Montreal's most iconic attractions, vibrant streets, and waterfront experiences.

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Old Port of Montreal

Choose from a dizzying array of year-round activities by the shores of the St. Lawrence: sunning on the beach in summer, cruising on a bateau-mouche year-round or pampering in the Bota Bota spa on an old boat.

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Montreal Science Centre

Three fun-filled floors of discovery for the whole family, plus a seven-story IMAX screen. Located at the beautiful King Edward Quay at the Old Port with ample parking.

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Marché
Bonsecours

This 1847 building is recognized as one of the ten most beautiful heritage buildings in Canada and is home to boutiques featuring “made in Québec” creations. In warmer weather, the area bustles with restaurant terraces.

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Pointe-à-Callière

This national archaeological and historic site presents centuries of Montreal’s history, from First Nations settlements to today. It is the site of Montreal’s founding and the birthplace of the city.