Laurier
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Laurier; A Hub of Culture and Connectivity
Laurier Station, opened in 1978, was named after the nearby Laurier Avenue and serves the bustling Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood. This station plays a crucial role in public transport, linking residents and visitors alike to major attractions.
The architecture features a modern design typical of Montreal’s metro stations, with tiled walls and decorative accents. Surrounding Laurier are cafés, shops, and cultural venues, making it an essential stop for anyone exploring the city's rich arts scene.
Noteworthy Features
🚌 Access to major bus routes
🎨 Proximity to cultural attractions like Parc La Fontaine
🏙️ Connects to vibrant local neighborhoods
Laurier Station is easily accessible, free to enter, and is ideal for tourists, families, and anyone interested in experiencing Montreal's local culture.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Laurier
Construction Year
Laurier Station was constructed and opened to the public in 1978.
Cultural Heart
Located in the Plateau-Mont-Royal, it provides access to cafés, shops, and cultural events.
Transport Connectivity
It serves as an important connection point on the Orange Line, facilitating travel throughout Montreal.
Location
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Opening Hours
Friday:
5:30 AM–1:00 AM
Monday:
5:30 AM–12:30 AM
Saturday:
5:30 AM–1:00 AM
Sunday:
5:30 AM–12:30 AM
Thursday:
5:30 AM–12:30 AM
Tuesday:
5:30 AM–12:30 AM
Wednesday:
5:30 AM–12:30 AM
Contact Information
Price
Free to enter; no ticket required.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 1 hour.
Best Time to Visit
Weekdays in the morning for fewer crowds, especially between 8 AM and 10 AM.