Place-des-Arts

Bus transfers

Local and 10-minutes max 15 Sainte-Catherine	West
Local and 10-minutes max 24 Sherbrooke	East
Local and 10-minutes max 55 Boulevard Saint-Laurent	South
Local and 10-minutes max 80 Avenue du Parc	South	North
Local and 10-minutes max 125 Ontario	East	West
Local and 10-minutes max 129 Côte-Sainte-Catherine	South	North
All-night 356 Lachine / Montréal-Trudeau / Des Sources (nuit)	East
All-night 363 Boulevard Saint-Laurent (nuit)	South
All-night 365 Avenue du Parc (nuit)	South	North
Express 435 Express Du Parc / Côte-des-Neiges	West	East

Entrances

Neighbourhood map (PDF)

List of closed fare booths

Consult the list of stations that summarizes where fare booths are closed and the schedules for fare booths that are open irregular hours.

A little info about your métro station's history

Architects: David, Barott & Boulva.

Opened: October 1966.

Origin of name: Place des Arts, a large cluster of cultural and artistic buildings, whose main one, housing Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, was inaugurated on September 21, 1963.

Did you know? Former mayor Jean Drapeau insisted on giving that name to the station.

Artworks: glasswork by Frédéric Back and mosaic by Mosaika Art & Design.

Nearby Points of Interest

• Complexe Desjardins
• Le Directeur de l'état civil (sortie De Bleury Nord)
• Government of Canada
• Gesù
• Hôtel Hyatt Regency Montréal
• Hydro-Québec
• Musée d'art contemporain
• Place des Arts
• Régie de l'assurance maladie du Québec (sortie De Bleury Nord)
• Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
  • pavillon Président-Kennedy
  • pavillon Chimie et biochimie
  • pavillon Arts IV
  • pavillon Sherbrooke

 

Map

Operating hours

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	Towards Honoré-Beaugrand		Towards Angrignon
	First	Last	First	Last
Weekdays	05:47	00:52	05:48	01:00
Saturday	05:47	01:22	05:48	01:29
Sunday	05:47	00:52	05:48	01:00

After the last métro, you can use the night bus service.

Frequency of departures

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