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A variety of settings

Working quays, industrial areas, warehouses, silos, offices, green spaces and river views.

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A strategic location

Quick access to downtown Montreal, the St. Lawrence River and the highway network.

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Logistical support

Parking, private roads and equipment staging areas.

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Flexible, secure spaces

Temporary offices, production rooms, and indoor and outdoor spaces suited to production crews’ needs.

Available locations

Grand Quay

A spectacular waterfront location with stunning views of the city and the river.

Cité du Havre

Modernist architecture inherited from Expo 67, exposed concrete and expansive open spaces along the river.

Bickerdike Pier

Spectacular views of downtown Montreal, Mount Royal and the river.

Industrial spaces

Our facilities provide settings for action scenes and industrial environments, and can accommodate large-scale productions.

Quays, terminals and logistics areas

Bulk terminals, containers, cargo, private roads, loading areas and controlled-access zones.

Corporate buildings

Neutral or administrative spaces that can serve as interior sets, production areas or temporary offices.

Green spaces: Boucherville Islands

Forests, channels and natural shorelines: secluded landscapes in an authentic setting.

Green spaces: Promenade-Bellerive Park

Open shorelines and riverside green spaces: a bright setting for outdoor scenes.

Plan a location scout

Looking to assess a location or arrange a scouting visit? Our team supports productions with:

  • Location selection
  • Permits and safety measures
  • Location scouting visits
  • Coordination with port operations
  • Assessment of logistical needs

Production contact

Requests for commercial filming or photography on port property, excluding the Grand Quay, from organizations other than news media must be sent to communications@port-montreal.

All requests for filming or photography at the Grand Quay must be sent to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Photographe sur un terminal du Port de Montréal