Bonsecours Market is situated in Old Montréal, and is one of Canada's oldest surviving public markets. Built in 1847, the impressive brick structure is a National Historic Site and one of the most visited attractions in the city. Inside, you will find a wide range of artisanal products, such as cheeses, meats, fruits and vegetables, plus a variety of local specialties. Apart from its interesting shops, the market also boasts a wide range of activities and events, like cooking classes, shows, art exhibitions, and much more. Along with its nearby neighbourhood and its picturesque Old Port, Bonsecours Market is a popular spot for photographers looking for interesting urban scenes and bustling waterfront markets.
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