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Tour de la Bourse: what's nearby, how to get there and when to go · 2026

Tenants reach desks and trading floors through the underground city network without stepping into winter weather on Victoria Square.

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Tour de la Bourse stands as an International style concrete skyscraper in the financial district.

Conceived during the world exposition construction boom, the tower project was reduced from a larger multi-tower complex because of budget constraints. The finished structure features bronze-tinted aluminium curtain walls and subtly slanted pre-cast concrete corner columns. Recessed mechanical levels break the exterior profile into distinct vertical blocks, where nesting peregrine falcons occupy the open corners.

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Commercial activity centers on the Montreal Exchange alongside the offices and services of law firm Fasken Martineau. Below the lobby, pedestrian corridors connect the tower directly to the underground city and Square-Victoria-OACI Metro Station. This subterranean passage allows workers to move across Quartier International while remaining sheltered from severe winter weather.

Associations
  • Montreal ExchangeAnchor financial exchange tenant operating trading floors.
  • Underground networkSubterranean corridors connect directly to the metro station.
  • Peregrine falconsWild raptors maintain a long-term nesting site in the facade.
  • Original complex designFinancial cutbacks halted companion towers from being built.
Facts
  • Underground pedestrian passages link the skyscraper directly to Square-Victoria-OACI Metro Station.
  • The Montreal Exchange occupies dedicated trading levels as the anchor tenant.
  • The building exterior combines bronze-tinted aluminium curtain walls with slanted pre-cast concrete columns.
  • Peregrine falcons nest inside the open-air octagonal recess of an upper mechanical floor.
Source: Wikipedia

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