Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie | A Rich and Engaged Neighborhood Life

It is a perfect borough for families, it is also full of history and touches the imagination with its many legendary places such as the Jean-Talon Market, Little Italy, the Promenade Masson, Maisonneuve Park, the Botanical Garden or Plaza St-Hubert. It is also anchored in the modern reality and has reinvented itself, among others, around the development of the Angus technopole.

The district is located in the center-east of the island and is easily accessible by car, bicycle, or public transportation. There are many essential infrastructures offering a variety of activities for everyone. The borough has several swimming pools, arenas, and libraries as well as many public and private elementary and high schools and the Collège de Rosemont.

Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie is a borough that attracts people because of its quality of life and the diversity of amenities and activities available. It is also easily accessible thanks to public transportation, including several metro stations and bus lines. It is an exceptional living environment with its many green spaces and beautiful parks such as Maisonneuve, Marquette, Molson and Beaubien, where you can walk, swim, picnic or simply have a good time with family and friends.

The Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie borough, despite being animated by the urban reality, is sought after by those who love its tranquility. If you like to vary the pleasures, you can travel from one atmosphere to another by shopping at the Jean-Talon Market, tasting specialties from Little Italy or heading to a trendy café in the Angus technopole after a walk in Maisonneuve Park!

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie shines with its culinary and cultural diversity. Luciano Trattoria delights Italian cuisine enthusiasts, while Brasserie Harricana and Alep offer a unique taste escape with their craft beers and Syrian dishes. Pho Tay Ho provides a dive into Vietnamese authenticity, and Bossa is the haven for Italian sandwich aficionados.

The neighborhood comes to life in the morning at Régine Café, famous for its original brunches. Marché Jean-Talon is a must-visit, blending local and international products. Cinéma Beaubien, the cultural heart of the area, features a varied film selection, while Little Italy invites you to the dolce vita.

Living spaces such as Promenade Masson and Plaza Saint-Hubert offer a glimpse into the dynamic local life. Technopôle Angus symbolizes the neighborhood's commitment to innovation and sustainability. Every corner of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie reveals a unique facet of Montreal, offering a living environment where conviviality and discoveries await.