Landmark

Peel Basin

Griffintown and Little Burgundy, Montréal

Lachine Canal Peel Basin with grain silos beyond the water, Montréal
Photo: abdallahh / Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

A basin on the Lachine Canal in Griffintown, part of the Parks Canada national historic site. It is reached by bus 61 from McGill or Square-Victoria, or bus 107 from Peel.

Time needed 30 min
Best time Summer afternoons

Insider tip

The only paid parking lot for the canal is on Mill Street under the Bonaventure Autoroute, in this sector. Walking or cycling in from the canal path is easier.

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A canal, a clock-tower market and a row of dinner reservations

The Lachine Canal runs through this part of town, and the Atwater Market stands on its bank. Notre-Dame Ouest has the antique shops, and a short block of restaurants that fill up on weeknights. The Bell Centre is at the eastern edge.

Griffintown and Little Burgundy has 12 places on the Roam Montréal map: 3 landmarks, 3 bars, 2 parks and gardens, 2 restaurants, 1 market and 1 neighbourhood. Read the Griffintown and Little Burgundy guide.

How long do you need at Peel Basin?
Plan for 30 min.
When is the best time to visit Peel Basin?
Summer afternoons.

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