Mont Royal Park History, Travel Information, Hotels, Fare, Geography, Facts And More

Mont-Royal Park is a popular park located in the city of Montreal of the Province of Quebec in Canada. The park is spread in an area of 470 acres and also covers three peaks of Mont-Royal that?s why the park got its name. It was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted who is also credited for the landscape behind Central Park of New York City. The park is free to visit.

There are many options to reach the park. You can use the SJ line train or metro to arrive at your destination or you can take a bus of route number 11,15,107,711. The nearest train station is Gare Lucien-L?Allier from where the park is at 37 minutes walking distance. If you are going there by metro then you have to leave at Station Peel or at Station Lucien-L?Allier and take a walk of 27 minutes from Peel and 37 minutes if you are Lucien-L?Allier to reach the park. The closest bus stations are Camillien-Houde/ Remembrance, Des Pins, and Monument Sir-George-Etienne-Cartier the park is situated at a small walking distance from these stations.