Mont-Royal station

Mont-Royal station is served by Line 2 on the Montreal metro. It opened in 1966. It sits in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal. It handles roughly 3,548,387 passengers a year.

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Key facts

• Lines2
• DistrictLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
• Opened1966
• Annual ridership3,548,387
• Name originDistrict
• Distance from centre≈ 1.4 km
• Coordinates45.52444, -73.58167

No interchange: the station is served by a single line.

Position on the line

• On Line 2

  2 Sherbrooke › Mont-Royal › Laurier

Map around Mont-Royal

Nearest stations

• Laurier0.5 km · 2
• Sherbrooke1.2 km · 2
• Rosemont1.4 km · 2
• Berri-UQAM1.9 km · 241
• Saint-Laurent2 km · 1
• Place-des-Arts2.1 km · 1

Frequently asked questions

Which lines serve Mont-Royal station?

Mont-Royal is served by Line 2 on the Montreal metro.

Can you change lines at Mont-Royal?

No. Mont-Royal is served only by Line 2.

When did Mont-Royal station open?

Mont-Royal station opened in 1966.

What are the stations either side of Mont-Royal on Line 2?

On Line 2, Mont-Royal sits between Sherbrooke and Laurier.

How busy is Mont-Royal station?

Mont-Royal handles roughly 3,548,387 passengers a year.

Where is Mont-Royal station?

Mont-Royal station is in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Montreal.

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