The Müuse Atlas / Canada

Quebec

14 areas on the atlas. Montreal and Québec City.

Cities

Montreal13 areas

Québec City1 area

Every area

Golden Square MileFilming in the Golden Square Mile, Montreal. Greystone mansions and stone institutional buildings climb toward Mount Royal, and McGill's Arts Building played a Pentagon corridor in X-Men: Days of Future Past.

GriffintownFilming in Griffintown, Montreal. Red brick warehouses and foundry buildings from the 1860s to the early 1900s stand beside new mid rise condo towers along the Lachine Canal.

Hochelaga-MaisonneuveFilming in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal. Brick triplex rows with exterior staircases surround a cluster of Beaux-Arts civic buildings, with the leaning Montreal Tower on the skyline.

La Petite-PatrieFilming in La Petite-Patrie, Montreal. Brick duplexes with iron staircases surround a covered produce market, filmed for a full season by a National Film Board series.

Le Plateau-Mont-RoyalFilming in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Montreal. Brick duplexes and triplexes with curling exterior staircases, and the Avenue Laval block where Wait Until Dark opened facing Saint-Louis Square.

Le VillageFilming in Le Village, Montreal. Sainte-Catherine Street East closes to cars each summer under coloured spheres strung overhead, the block Mayday dressed as 1980s San Diego.

Mile EndFilming in Mile End, Montreal. Brick duplexes with exterior metal staircases sit near converted garment lofts, and Brooklyn used real Mile End interiors for its 1950s New York scenes.

Old QuebecFilming in Old Québec, Québec City. Steep stone stairs and plastered stone houses inside city walls, with the copper roofed Château Frontenac above the river.

Pointe-Saint-CharlesFilming in Pointe-Saint-Charles, Montreal. Stacked brick duplex rows fill a narrow grid between the Lachine Canal and an elevated rail line, and The Point filmed on these streets in 2006 with a cast of local teenagers.

Quartier des SpectaclesFilming in Quartier des Spectacles, Montreal. Granite plazas and concert halls east of downtown, and the metro station a John Wick sequel lit as a New York subway.

Saint-HenriFilming in Saint-Henri, Montreal. Brick triplexes carry exterior metal staircases above ground floor shops on Notre-Dame Street West.

VerdunFilming in Verdun, Montreal. Straight streets of brick duplexes run down to the Saint Lawrence, and the Auditorium's rink has stood in for other arenas on screen.

Vieux-MontréalFilming in Vieux-Montréal, Montreal. Grey limestone bank halls and warehouses line narrow cobbled streets, with a twin towered basilica over Place d'Armes and a stone quay along the river.

WestmountFilming in Westmount, Quebec. Grey stone houses climb curving hillside streets down to the dark glass towers of Westmount Square, filmed for a documentary on Mies van der Rohe.