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2. montrealvisitorsguide.com › the-underground-city-mapMontreal’s RESO Network Map (Underground City Map)

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   Oct 14, 2017 · Montreal’s RESO Network is also known as the Underground City and in French as La Ville Souterraine. Below is a map of Montreal’s RESO Network. The RESO map is provided courtesy of the city of Montreal. Click on the image below for a PDF version of Montreal’s RESO network map.

3. www.mtl.org › en › experienceGuide to the underground city | Tourisme Montréal

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   Nov 22, 2023 · Explore Montréal’s famed Underground City, a pedestrian network right under the heart of the city that links metro stations to shopping plazas for over 33 kilometres (about 20.5 miles).

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   What is the Montreal underground city map?

   • The Montreal underground City Map outlines the entire underground city of Montreal also known as RESO . Montreal’s underground city is one of Montreal’s most popular attractions that is visited by millions of visitors each year.

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   What is underground city?

   • The name “Underground City” refers to the vast network of pedestrian walkways below the streets of downtown Montréal. In total, 33 kilometres (20,5 miles) of passageways connect the subway system with hotels, shops, museums, universities and skyscrapers.

   Underground network | Tourisme Montréal

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   How did the underground become a city?

   • The underground went through many stages of development. One of the more spectacular periods was the raising of Christ Church Cathedral on piles, in order to lay the foundations for a shopping centre underneath. The name “Underground City” refers to the vast network of pedestrian walkways below the streets of downtown Montréal.

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   Where can I find the underground pedestrian network?

   • Find the RÉSO signs throughout the Underground City to figure out where you’re heading on the Underground Pedestrian Network. Smack bang in Quartier des Spectacles, Complexe Desjardins is a stunning mall right across from Place des Festivals (interior fountain included).

   Guide to the underground city | Tourisme Montréal

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5. www.google.com › maps › dMontreal Underground City Map - Google My Maps

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   Don't get lost, here's our favourite spots to check out in and around the Underground City Montreal. Join the Fitz Underground City Tour for more insider secrets!

6. www.mtl.org › en › underground-networkUnderground network | Tourisme Montréal

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   The name “Underground City” refers to the vast network of pedestrian walkways below the streets of downtown Montréal. In total, 33 kilometres (20,5 miles) of passageways connect the subway system with hotels, shops, museums, universities and skyscrapers.

7. www.tourbytransit.com › montreal › things-to-doExploring the RESO - Montreal's Underground City - TourbyTransit

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   Nowhere else in the world is there an underground city the size of Montreal's RESO -- map and directions, hours, information, reviews, photos and video.

8. www.mtl.org › en › what-to-doExplore RESO Underground City - MTL Detours | Tourisme Montréal

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   map view. Montréal is famous around the world for its vast underground city, a network connecting a large part of the downtown core, over 32 kilometres to be exact, with underground shops, restaurants, cafes, art installations and much more. Take a specially designed guided tour of the extensive subterranean system known as RÉSO and learn ...