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About Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal

Nestled in the heart of Old Montréal, the Notre-Dame Basilica stands as a landmark of history, faith, and culture. This Roman Catholic minor basilica is known for its stunning Gothic Revival architecture, rich interior, and a long history of significant events, including notable weddings and state ceremonies. While the Basilica itself is primarily a sacred space, it also hosts events and serves as a memorable backdrop for ceremonies, tours, and special occasions. Access to some spaces may be affected during large renovation projects that began in 2020, so it’s wise to plan ahead. Below you’ll find practical details on seating for event spaces, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your plans in Montreal’s vibrant Old Montréal district.

Event spaces: The Basilica features two intimate interior event spaces: Notre-Dame Hall (up to 50 seats) and Stone Hall (up to 50 seats). Note that the main interior seating capacity is not publicly published by the basilica, so for larger gatherings, consider private events in these listed spaces or explore public tours and religious services. Major restoration work that began in 2020 continues to affect access to certain areas, so confirm current availability when you book.

Parking and transportation: Notre-Dame Basilica does not offer on-site parking. In Old Montréal, you’ll find paid street parking and nearby paid lots. For transit, Place-d’Armes metro is the nearest Metro station, with several bus routes serving the area including lines 55 and 129. If you’re driving, plan to arrive a bit early to secure parking, especially on weekends and during events.

Nearby hotels and dining: Old Montréal offers a range of accommodations within walking distance. Recommended options include Hotel Saint-Sulpice, Hotel Bonaparte, and Le Square Phillips, all within a short stroll of the Basilica. For dining, explore nearby bistros and cafés that showcase Montreal’s vibrant culinary scene. We’ve highlighted affiliate partner options to help you secure convenient stays and great meals during your visit.

Notable history: The Basilica has hosted historic moments, including Céline Dion and René Angélil’s wedding in 1994 and state funerals for Pierre Trudeau and Maurice “Rocket” Richard in 2000, underscoring its role as a cultural and civic landmark in Montreal.

Planning basics: If you’re considering a wedding, concert, or private gathering, contact our team to explore available spaces, dates, and accessibility. We’re here to help you secure your plans with practical guidance and trusted partners.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 110 Notre-Dame Street West, Montreal, QC H2Y 1T1.
  • Venue type: Roman Catholic minor basilica and historic church.
  • Event spaces: Notre-Dame Hall seats up to 50, Stone Hall seats up to 50; main interior capacity not publicly published by the basilica.
  • Parking: The Basilica does not have on-site parking; Old Montréal has paid street parking and paid lots nearby.
  • Transit: Nearest metro is Place-d'Armes; multiple bus routes serve the area (e.g., 55, 129, etc.).
  • Nearby hotels: Numerous options within walking distance in Old Montréal (e.g., Hotel Saint-Sulpice, Hotel Bonaparte, Le Square Phillips, etc.).
  • Notable events: Céline Dion and René Angélil married here in 1994; state funerals for Pierre Trudeau (2000) and Maurice ‘Rocket’ Richard (2000).
  • Renovation: Major restoration project began in 2020 and continues; access to some spaces may be affected.