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Petite-Bourgogne, Montréal — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Petite-Bourgogne is a district of Montréal in the South West borough, set around the Église Saint-Joseph de Montréal.
About Petite-Bourgogne
Where to stay in Petite-Bourgogne
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Stay in Petite-Bourgogne for a base in the South West borough of Montréal. The district puts you near the Église Saint-Joseph de Montréal and the old industrial edge, within a short ride of downtown and the Canadian Centre for Architecture. If you want a former working quarter with room to walk over a central address, this is a fair place to book.
The waterfront is close.
About Petite-Bourgogne
What are the main landmarks in Petite-Bourgogne?
Petite-Bourgogne's landmarks reach beyond its own streets. The Église Saint-Joseph de Montréal stands within the district, while the Canadian Centre for Architecture sits on the escarpment above and the Griffintown Horse Palace lingers on the industrial ground nearby. The silos Redpath mark the old waterfront.
Faith and industry meet here.
What is the history of Petite-Bourgogne?
Petite-Bourgogne grew as a working district in the South West borough of Montréal. Its streets took shape around the industrial ground nearby, where the silos Redpath and the Griffintown Horse Palace still recall an era of trade and haulage. Industry set the pace.
The district remains part of Montréal.
Where is Petite-Bourgogne?
Petite-Bourgogne lies in the South West borough of Montréal. The district sits just outside the downtown core, within reach of the Canadian Centre for Architecture on the rise above it and the silos Redpath and Griffintown Horse Palace across the old industrial ground nearby.
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Updated July 2026