Set up shop at our 500 Place d'Armes offices in the energetic neighbourhood of Old Montreal. Conveniently located near the metro station, the building offers easy access to all the bustle and opportunity of the city whenever you need it.
Give your team the perfect surroundings to do their best work, with beautifully designed interiors and plenty of natural light. When you need to relax or entertain visitors, simply take your pick from the bars, restaurants and entertainment spots nearby.
A business address in Old Montreal carries weight, and 500 Place d'Armes sits beside Montreal City Hall among banks, logistics firms and government offices. Register here and your mail is handled on site, with call answering and a local phone number available so enquiries reach you wherever you are actually working. Meeting room access means you can receive clients at the same address you print on your letterhead, with the Place-d'Armes metro station on the Orange Line steps from the door. It is a practical way to hold a central Montreal presence without taking on a full office. Tell us what you need and we will set it up.
500 Place d'Armes, Suite 1800, Montreal, QC H2Y 2W2, in the heart of Old Montreal.
Yes. Mail handling is part of the virtual office service at this address.
Yes. Call answering and a local phone number are available alongside the business address.
Yes. Meeting room access is included, so you can receive visitors at the same address.
Send a request through this page and we will walk you through setting up the address and mail handling.
Orange Line station steps away, linking Old Montreal with the central districts.
Direct access to government offices and a surrounding cluster of banks and logistics firms.
WiFi, utilities, reception support and 24/7 access included from day one.
500 Place d'Armes sits in the heart of Old Montreal, with the Basilique Notre-Dame de Montreal and the Pointe-a-Calliere Museum among the landmarks on the doorstep. Place d'Armes square and Parc du Champ-de-Mars offer green space for a midday walk or an open-air conversation, and the Vieux-Port waterfront promenade looks out over the St. Lawrence River. The Port of Montreal and the Old Port cruise terminal are close by for maritime and international business, while Place-d'Armes metro station on the Orange Line connects the building to the rest of the city. Bars, restaurants and entertainment spots surround the block for client dinners and after-hours networking.