Port of Montreal

Montreal, Quebec

The Port of Montreal, also known as Port de Montréal, is a vibrant international container port located on the St. Lawrence River in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It serves as a crucial hub connecting Toronto, Central Canada, the Midwestern and Northeastern United States. Handling over 40 million metric tonnes of cargo annually, the port facilitates the transportation of consumer goods, machinery, cereal, sugar, petroleum products, and more. Besides its commercial significance, the port offers a unique experience at the Grand Quay, providing free public spaces, stunning views of the river and city, and the Port Centre. Notable attractions include the historic Old Port of Montreal, museums, restaurants, and recreational activities. Major projects like the Contrecœur Terminal highlight the port's commitment to innovation and sustainability, contributing significantly to the regional economy and creating thousands of jobs. The Port of Montreal is a vital link in global trade and a must-visit destination for both maritime enthusiasts and tourists alike.

Location

City: Montreal

Region: Quebec

Country: Canada

Coordinates: 45.547° N, 73.530° W