Square Victoria
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Evaluation year by Kéroul: 2020
Description
Created during the 19th century, the Square was named after Queen Victoria (1819-1901). The monument dedicated to the illustrious monarch was the work of British sculptor Marshall Wood and was unveiled in 1872. The entrance to the métro station in the Square bears an authentic Paris métro railing. The Art Nouveau casting was designed by Hector Guimard in 1900 and was offered to the City of Montréal by the City of Paris, on the occasion of the 1967 World Exhibition.
Accessibility
Parking* |
(situé : sur la rue Saint-Jacques à l'intersection de la rue du Square-Victoria)
Exterior parking lot
Parking meter for handicapped persons
One or more reserved parking spaces : 1
Reserved parking spaces along the street
Additional information
Reserved parking place located on rue Saint-Jacques at the intersection of rue du Square-Victoria.
Outdoor activity*
: Sentier pédestre
Access to walking trail without obstacles
Walking trail: no slope
Walking trail on interlocking brick
Walking trail: width of more than 1 m
Walking trail: interpretive panel at less than 1.2 m from the ground