Quick facts
- Ticket price: Free to enter; pay for food.
- Hours: Open daily; busiest on weekends.
- Recommended visit: 1.5 to 2 hours.
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Jean-Talon Market
One of North America's largest public markets, open since 1933.
Jean-Talon Market sells Quebec produce, cheese, maple products, and prepared foods. Stalls surround a central pavilion.
Essential details
Getting there
- Address: 7070 Henri-Julien Ave, Montreal.
- Nearest transport: Metro to Jean-Talon.
- On foot: Walk from the metro.
Accessibility & comfort
- Access: Level paths.
- Crowds: Busy at weekends.
- Facilities: Cafes and restrooms.
How to fit Jean-Talon Market into your day
- Morning: Arrive early.
- Midday: Taste cheese and maple.
- Afternoon: Lunch at a stall.
Before you go
- Bring a bag.
- Try seasonal fruit.
- Visit on a weekday.
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