The World's Longest Underground Network (RÉSO Montréal)

Montreal's Underground City (officially known as RÉSO) is a collection of tunnels and interconnected office towers, shopping centres, residential and commercial complexes, hotels, convention halls, universities and performing arts venues that form the heart of Montreal's downtown core. Combined, there are more than 33km (20 mi) of passageways with 500,000 daily users during the winter months, making it the biggest underground network in the world.
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[@chapn7]

I've been there so many times and you don't even realize it, just feels like a mall that's part of the metro

[@nikkikindinger2718]

Its a bunch of shopping malls connected by subway and walking tunnels-- that might sound silly, but I don't have to own a car here, and I love that!

[@DeanTheDoctor]

There's nothing silly at all. It's beautiful and brilliant. 😊🌎✨

[@TheChriscrowder]

Do the tunnels ever close at night? Houston has something similar that connect building in downtown, just not as long, and it closes in the evenings and the weekends.

[@bernardgille7292]

Montreal's underground city : 1- 32 km or tunnels , Number or stores and services 2000 + , 12% or city center . 2- There are about 120 acces points to the network . 3- 500,000 persons use it per day , it's corridors link up with 10 metro stations , 2 bus terminals , 1200 offices , 1600 housing units and growing with new High rise condos , the train station. 4- 240 restaurants + , 40 banks , movie theaters , 7 major hotels , 4 university , place des arts , the bell center ( Nhl hockey ) , 3 exbition halls , place bonaventure , the convention center , and the olympic center . 5- Some of city's largest institutions namely Mc'Gill university , the montreal museum of fine arts , concordia university and the université de Montréal , also have Campus tunnel networks seperate from the underground city.

[@shadysif6220]

It's a glorified shopping mall/indoor business district, connected by tunnels and corridors.

[@TomHuston43]

@@shadysif6220 So is 5th avenue Manhattan, minus the underground corridors and tunnels.

[@thaik56]

Makes me appreciate my hometown, didn't know it was this unique.

[@DiscoverMontréal]

You need to go explore more then!

[@ijji4615]

A super Creative, Artistic and Vibrant City, and having so many unsang talents............ wow.....wow.....wow.....

[@enettreid8338]

Tipically we need to be away from our city and see films about it to truly appreciate what we have all along! Thanks for this amazing reminder of the unique city I have been fortunate enough to all home for so long! All of a sudden I don’t dread spending some winters in Montreal! ❤️

[@Timon42]

Wow. Thanks for the video. I’m Canadian, been to Montreal a few times, never even heard of this. My wife who is from Quebec says “everyone knows about the Reso.” Well, apparently not. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@bustamantedavid]

I am soooo proud of my city, I love MTL

[@123benny4]

As a Montrealer, if you don't know your way around the underground you can get lost and waste a lot of time. It's basically a huge underground mall. I prefer to be outside but have gone underground if I forgot my umbrella or it's too damn cold outside. So, it is convenient, but malls and being underground don't appeal to me. Because of Covid, I haven't been on the metro system since March, 2020. Living in a city, you take a lot of things for granted like the metro and conveniences. Fortunately, I love my neighbourhood and don't miss downtown at all.

[@isokessu]

But if you stay in cold you catch cold.. and covid19 is cold

[@QiuyuanChenRyan916]

I remembered this part when I studied in Concordia and partially in Mcgill. I can walk from the downtown campus to both the green line and orange line, either one would get me most places in Montreal. I don't have to worry about the freezing weather out there.

[@Kerfuffles92]

That atrium 😍 one of my favourite spots in the city. Great job again! Love these

[@sophiaandrews5849]

I lived there for 8 years I love montreal its beautiful people are nice the winter is rough but I have beautiful memories I still visit oh and its clean everyone should visit

[@surasap2552]

Now our underground city is like a ghose town

[@solosolo4803]

😐

[@cariopuppetmaster]

Spooky....

[@AllRequired]

And it's only going to worsen, unless we can get in a mayor with a solid business background and no interest in the Gay Pride parade.

[@louisrobitaille5810]

@@AllRequired It's a ghost town 'cause of covid. That's the only reason.

[@AllRequired]

@@louisrobitaille5810 Are you sure about that?

[@lisaspikes4291]

I’ve been to Montreal a few times with my cousin’s French class. Yet we have never been to the underground city! It has been on our itinerary, but we always run out of time and don’t get to go. I’m sure I’d love it, as I adore the rest of Montreal! Maybe it’s time to plan a trip for myself, and spend a few days exploring this amazing place!

[@julienbaril7921]

HAha, love that you included john wick!

[@DiscoverMontréal]

I had to😍 people should know they’ve walked the same tunnels as Keanu Reeves.

[@Allan003]

@@DiscoverMontréal That would be amazing!

[@michelbergeron206]

Nice video as usual, don’t give up

[@DiscoverMontréal]

Merci Michel 🙏

[@KevinTarin]

😍 I'm super excited to check this out now! I did not know about this!

[@debbycold5359]

I’m so proud of my city ! But I do want to say that we don’t get snow like we used to years ago in the 60’s ...even the temperature in winter is not as cold as it used to be as well because of the climate change . Love my montreal !!!

[@gottohaveitnow100]

True. Green Xmas in 2020, and whatever snow we got melted beginning of March. Winter is definitely not as long as it was. No big snow storms, and often just rain. People exaggerate how cold it is in Montreal. Its not and very hot in the summer.

[@debbycold5359]

Exactly John !! Thanks for confirming that …

[@toxikavenger9088]

@@gottohaveitnow100 people from the north east just love whining about the weather regardless of what season it is

[@StefanG5]

Another Fun Fact (maybe): There used to be a Saab dealership in Place Ville Marie by the Cathcart avenue entrance. It might have been the world's only underground car dealership to have ever existed. It's been gone for almost 10 years, now. EDIT: It wasn't technically underground as it was on a street level, but it was part of the RESO.

[@chosechose5923]

Just realized that tourists came here to our beautiful city! Never thought that people thought that this was something revolutionnary!

[@PhxSml]

Mmm just so ya’ll know, most of the malls are actually buildings you can see and enter from outside but with underground access to the metro. We have a big underground metro system and some stations (not all) have shops in them. But you can’t literally walk the whole way you have to take the metro. But it is indeed very nice to have that. I remember when I went to school downtown I would leave my house with my car in the garage then park it in an underground parking, take the metro to the school and never went outside once. Very practical when it’s freaking -30 outside in a snowstorm lol

[@juliansmith4295]

"y'all"?

[@tonystark341]

In a cold winter day, its good to go underground and have a espresso with a almond croissant. 👍

[@F4PhantomGaming]

This and Finland's massive bunker system are incredibly fascinating to me. The feeling of having everything you could ever need within a simple 10 minute walk sounds like a dream for me. If only the United States would do this instead of building massive cities in the middle of deserts.

[@shadysif6220]

That's funny, because one of most popular/profitable cities in America is located in the desert. Las Vegas. And they recently acquired a major sports franchise, the Raiders. And the 5th largest city in the country, is another desert locale, Phoenix, Az. An indoor centralized environment would be ideal because of the heat in the summer, as far a phoenix is concerned, as the major resorts in Vegas, have nearly everything you need under one roof. But in spite of the heat I'd still take Phoenix over Montreal.

[@F4PhantomGaming]

@@shadysif6220 well, I wasn't really talking about LA, but for the others like Phoenix and Vegas, Vegas is literally in the middle of a massive drought, and Phoenix is following right behind it. Not looking for an argument, but from a resources perspective building in the hot, bare desert instead of right next to a lake just isn't a very good idea.

[@Xavier-Denis]

WoW good job as usual. There are so many view shots that I have to review the video 2-3 times. By dint of living here and going there regularly, we no longer see the beauty of this place. I like to see the reaction of people who see it for the first time. On a une belle ville n'est-ce pas?

[@PaulinaGlav]

I see myself in Montreal. I hope my dreams come true.

[@antonboludo8886]

I remember a couple of years ago I entered the Cours Mont-Royal on Peel Street and emerged in Old Montreal, all on foot and all without going outside.

[@sexilyps]

Sadly I'm in tears because this is an amazing city to which I've lived in practically my whole life. Yet I've never taken it in with all the splendor that it comes with. It truly is a shame and I vow to change that, bucket list #16

[@foxtrot2320]

I've been living in Montreal for 20 years, never heard of it until last week

[@victorjr9341]

Il y a beaucoups de travail de recherche dans ca. Excellent! Tú hablas español? Sick work👌

[@DiscoverMontréal]

So much work! Thank you! I was able to get a translator to help with the Spanish parts :)

[@victorjr9341]

@@DiscoverMontréal lol cool.. 😜 I make airport montages myself and some took me up to 10 hours to edit and I had the films, I imagine these quality montage might take you days to find and edit. Great job as always.😎

[@mathtousignant8942]

I live near Montréal and I’ve never known about the underground city

[@animbot6817]

Yea it amazes me how little attention this aspect of Montreal gets. I used to live in upstate NY and visited Montreal several times a year. I'd never even heard of it until the 6th or 7th visit.

[@hpiccov]

THX for sharing.

[@martincruz8319]

Montreal is such internationally-known City there's some Spanish commentary. (¡Que maravilla! [Español] Marvellous! [English] Se magnifique! [Françoise])

[@AlexSol1]

Awesome to see Montreal's own ElizabethTravels at 6:48 :D

[@rockhard2654]

no one ever mentions the VERY BEST THING about montreal its full of canadians nicest people in the world

[@timdivine]

And that beautiful melodic french that fills the air.

[@xzanthius]

The underground city will really pick up after the apocalypse.

[@imogen2092]

I remember when they were building the Cathedral shopping mall, they had to put my church (Christ Church Cathedral) on stilts for almost a year. I remember when I was younger, tourists would ask me for directions to the Underground City. I would look at them puzzled. To me, it was always a few malls connected. I see that people are still amused by this concept.

[@enceladus9502]

I can see how cold montreal is to build the city underground .

[@markrichards6863]

It's pretty neat, but Montreal is such a nice city, you should get outside, even if it's cold

[@ftjm69]

Would love to go to Montreal someday, after COVID is all said and done

[@pinay2320]

I miss this place, when I moved here in the prairie downtown here is like a ghost town LOL

[@thepragmatic6383]

In French we have this saying: "The grass always seems greener in the neighbor's yard" Well, this time the neighbors are looking at us.

[@Mig-pm1kp]

That girl is actually right tho, I had no idea reso was the name of everything combined, I just take the metro and go around and I’ve always called it eaton or Montreal trust, so I’m guessing it’s basically like that for other montrealer too.

[@Mig-pm1kp]

Ya I understand why it’s called réseau and réso for short, but thx anyway. My point was more I’ve never called it réso when talking to others, and I’ve never rlly heard many montrealers say it either

[@paulinbrooklyn]

Right! The large avenue in NYC between 5th and 7th Avenues was renamed “Avenue of the Americas a zillion years ago but is always referred by locals (and most visitors) as 6th Avenue.

[@supersonico9364]

nice 👍

[@thenikko8292]

you can live in buildings that are connected to this reso and sometimes if you are lucky enough the wifi extends to your lot lol my cousin lived in one such condo and had free internet for like 5years

[@pbasswil]

Honestly, I wouldn't come to Montreal just to see this 'marvelous attraction'. It's like an endless shopping mall with low ceilings! Its redeeming quality is that it's another option for getting around the core of the city - and yes, it's especially useful when the weather sucks. But it's not really an attractive environment (though some of the attached metro stations are interesting). The tunnels are commercial-utilitarian, sometimes overcrowded, and a throwback to aging '60s & '70s abstract design.

[@AllRequired]

It's the only completely underground subway network in the world.

[@kennethsummers1582]

I knew this in the mid 80s and spent a few days there and said man everything is,underground.Told my friend you dont have to go outside everything is right there.Food Drs Dentist Just take a elavtor down and a door opens to subway unreal

[@lemapp]

Near Washington, DC, is Crystal City, Virginia. Located between The Pentagon and Reagan Airport. Not as impressive as Montreal, it does have the network of underground walkways connecting the various building. Amazon’s East Coast building is planned for this site.

[@ltiya75islearning82]

Philly has a small one as well...unfortunately, it is overtaken by homeless people and degenerates.

[@suzee024]

Wow! There are segments in the video showing places I didn't even know about... and I've lived here practically all my life. That reflecting pool is one of them. Can someone tell me where that is located?

[@DiscoverMontréal]

The World Trade Centre at Square Victoria!

[@suzee024]

@@DiscoverMontréal Thanks. I'll have to go have a look-see one of these days.

[@charlesbrenan6269]

Good job a sizeable amount of power is hydro-electric. Heating and AC costs must be horrendous depending on the times of the year. V impressive place -I've been to the equivalent in Toronto and it's nowhere near the size of this. 👍🇨🇦

[@benvad9010]

You only truly find out about your hometown only on these travel videos.

[@MsK-xm7vw]

Absolutely amazing; but, I didn't see anybody with walkers, wheelchairs, scotters, etc. It seems like navigating this masterpiece would be difficult for seniors, the disabled, or anyone with mobility issues. Everyone I saw looked young and vibrant. Is this accessible to those with mobility issues?

[@DiscoverMontréal]

Many segments do have escalators and elevators though it can be tricky to navigate.

[@carlosdcardona5676]

@@DiscoverMontréal Very interesting I do think it's a great idea to escape the harsh winters of Montreal! My question is in case of some emergency, are there accesses to any hospitals? How do the paramedics make there way around in time? I mean no ambulances are underground! Right? What vehicles do they use to get around be it the police, firefighters or paramedics??

[@DiscoverMontréal]

@@carlosdcardona5676 There are hundreds of access points throughout the network, ambulances drive to the nearest entry point and make their way down to the emergency. In addition, the new recently-completed superhospital has direct access to the underground city as well as the metro network.

[@bluebiegrace1828]

I’m going this October 2024!!!

[@roachtoasties]

When I visited Montreal, I wasn't that impressed with this "Underground City." It's mostly walkways between buildings. I didn't use it much, except for one portion near the hotel I was staying at. I found Montreal more enjoyable being outside. It's just easier to find stuff. If I was into malls, there's plenty of those where I live.

[@nanoflower1]

Sure, much of it is just stores but the fact that it is all underground is the impressive part. Not sure why it happened there but not elsewhere. Of course we have places like the Mall of America that are equally huge but in that case it's all above ground.

[@roachtoasties]

@@nanoflower1 I've been to Mall of America, and even the Dubai Mall. OK, they're huge, but putting a zillion stores in one spot never helped me, when I all I was looking for was some underwear. :/

[@Loicmm]

@@nanoflower1 It's actually not all underground, I found the video to be quite misleading on that aspect. For instance, the Centre Eaton only has one actual underground floor, the rest is the ground floor and above-ground floors. The tunnels which connect each mall to the others are underground (obviously), but as roachtoasties pointed out, "it's mostly walkways between buildings" with a branding for tourists. But still, it does Christmas shopping way more comfortable to do by foot!

[@nanoflower1]

@@roachtoasties lol, Agreed. I would never make such a place a regular destination of mine. It's more like a vacation spot that you visit once just to see what such a huge mall is like and never visit again.

[@enzodellacorte1909]

@@Loicmm eaton center connects to montreal trust which connects to the cathedral which connects to bonaventure and so on and so on

[@JulioCesarRichardson]

the pretty town ever

[@TomHuston43]

What is there to the underground city other than stores, tunnels, and metro, such as museums, concerts, top restaurants, theatres, terraces in the winter?

[@saranbhatia8809]

Great achievement and may be it's worthwhile to create a right balance between the underground, on ground and over ground urban spaces as per need, however, going sustainable is the only option.

[@danopticon]

I was trying to identify all the different accents with which your narrators spoke Spanish, and I’m quite sure I heard Argentinian Spanish, and I suspect I heard Spanish from the north of Spain… but then, was one of your principal narrators Dominican, or Venezuelan? He spoke quickly enough to be Venezuelan, but enunciated his letter S enough to maybe be Dominican… definitely a Caribbean accent, same as mine in Spanish, but I couldn’t exactly pinpoint it!!

[@JaneMinervaGow]

This is a myth which has largely been created by the tourist industry. In reality it is our subway system with shopping malls attached to it. Most Montrealers don’t use it in the way that the touristic myth of the Underground City implies.

[@michaelsukut5506]

Toronto has that too

[@mrrobot5963]

Toronto has far worse wayfinding however. That seals the deal.

[@yugvaishnav6789]

PATH of Montreal.

[@laureeeent]

3:40 le centre de eaton

[@jeycalc6877]

so what about businesses that are not underground in the winter?

[@roachtoasties]

They are above ground. :) Next question.

[@jeycalc6877]

@@roachtoasties well my point is that they will lose quite a bit of business in the winter, less people already tend to shop less in the winter so having them go underground seems even worse for businesses

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

lol

[@tonystark341]

Business as usual.

[@jeycalc6877]

@@tonystark341 more like less business, not as usual

[@philrodriguez8498]

After watching this I see how boring Toronto's path is. They need to do something about the path it looks dead.

[@rubyrose49]

Reminds me of Carleton University and the underground passages as well as Calgary’s Plus 15 network.

[@mishlao]

It’s a shopping mall 2:20

[@Kaizerzydeco1]

Toronto’s PATH is larger and more continuous.

[@karll.6070]

Need connection between Square-Victoria and McGill also Lucien-L’Allier and Peel, Peel and Concordia

[@DiscoverMontréal]

It’s tricky but there is a connection between Square Victoria and McGill via Gare Central and PVM! We definitely need more connections

[@mariemonk104]

1962 so are there construction photos ?

[@malayamulucto3258]

Atrium I want to go back to atrium go skating

[@Sylvie3273]

❤

[@culturebreath369]

Man, where I live is so lame. 😢😂

[@coco9004]

They forgot to mention its filty and tons of homeless and crazy peoples in few tunnels

[@cotefabrice1801]

Its filty juste in the metro section

[@coco9004]

@@cotefabrice1801 there is no air filter and heater or air con in the metro. when you fart you smell it for long time! lollll

[@peacefulpesfel1932]

👍🏾✌🏾🙏🏾

[@lucca708]

Lots of jealous people on here. Montréal is a gem of urban engineering. A French settlers ancestors...it's unique in North America as the only French speaking city in America. Lots has changed though in the past 2 decades with mass immigration sadly. But the architecture remains and the street names and complexe...Bravo Montréal! Vive le Québec libre! ❤️

[@puffyjo]

and if you lived here you'd know that being English is a CRIME . take the french and shove it !!

[@BrianBaileyedtech]

Actually Toronto has the world's largest underground city now - sorry!

[@DiscoverMontréal]

Toronto has more stores, Montreal’s is longer.

[@robertlee4172]

I won't even venture south of Eglinton anymore, too many poseurs. Toronto's congestion and condo crazy culture is too much. Montreal is less manic.(Summer of The Gun I&II) Truth is I live in Toronto but never been in the Path ever. I've been in Montreal's RÉSO.

[@Accassam]

Not true...

[@BrianBaileyedtech]

@@Accassam Yeah it is.

[@BrianBaileyedtech]

@@Accassam Did you even bother to do any research?! LOL Evidently not.

[@darrellwaters6854]

Does anyone watching this know how covid affected this place?

[@DiscoverMontréal]

Most of it is still open and accessible!

[@greceelhaddad130]

Exactly

[@PeeGeeThirteen]

timing of the release of this video is awkward when it was shut down during the January-February Covid Lockdown.... LOL

[@dennisglenn9475]

Sorry to say, but it's not true that Montreal"s 'Réso' is the largest underground network. Toronto's 'PATH' is.

[@DiscoverMontréal]

This has been brought up a number of times by Toronto folks… PATH has more stores than Montreal’s network making it the largest underground shopping network, but Montreal’s is longer (33km versus 30km) and serves more people every day (500k versus 200k)

[@dennisglenn9475]

@@DiscoverMontréal fair enough

[@stevepatrickjarvis]

Would really suck to be buried alive deep underground though wouldn't it?

[@benoitlaferriere8581]

🇨🇦💪

[@nenriu]

thats expensive

[@ods1123]

Is crime low?

[@eriknieminen]

This video is a bit misleading. A lot of the network is just a lot of fairly blank tunnels. The malls are just normal malls with an underground level so as to connect to the metro (subway) system.

[@Accassam]

Party pooper...

[@Moethelock]

for a Montrealer .. AKA the Metro..lol

[@ericplut8930]

Where tf is this??

[@malayamulucto3258]

Downtown Montreal

[@leolopez_0728]

The underground city is a nice thing but at street level it's a whole different story. There is construction going on EVERYWHERE, detours and blocked streets are all over downtown so the best way to get around is Under-ground. In the winter months, the hallways and stairs will be very dirty with salt and mud, not so nice. Montreal discourages drivers to have a car, so it also is a good thing to have this.

[@iananderson7883]

Of course they don't show all the homeless people who try to stay warm.

[@quarringtonz231]

isn't toronto has the longest network?

[@blavery]

Unfortunately it is not handicapped accessible

[@capitainebonhomme1609]

That's very unfortunate

[@sylvainvilleneuve1449]

Pourquoi cette chaine n’a pas de vidéo en français???

[@DiscoverMontréal]

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[@sylvainvilleneuve1449]

@@DiscoverMontréal c’est juste une video mais bon

[@tonyneilson1652]

Parce que beaucoup des tourists que prends les vacances en Montrèal ne comprends pas le francais.

[@pumpkinhill4570]

There is just absolutely no way it’s the largest. Maybe largest in North America.

[@deepmatharu2462]

Barbie expo is the waste of space

[@jasonborne4330]

As a Montrealer, I feel that this is one of the most overrated "attractions." It's the individual buildings that make up the real flair of downtown shopping and working, with the interconnecting tunnels that are only the sprinkles on top. And they're not all that lovely (like the tunnel between Palais de Congrès and Complexe Guy-Favreau.) Much of the comments are falsehoods though. There isn't any building that has 4 public underground floors. When they are in the Eaton Centre, it's simply 2 underground floors and two above-ground floors.

[@unaffiliatedwealth1798]

Where's the French? lol

[@ndasix2889]

This is incorrect. PATH in Toronto is recognized by Guiness World Records as the largest underground network in the world at 4million square metres and has been for decades. RESO is 3.6M2

[@normanterrault397]

Fucking english please

[@philh1245]

Toronto PATH is much more nicer than RÉSO.

[@FPV_TOMMY]

Economy is dead , Underground city is useless . Go toronto or vancouver Rip mtl

[@Accassam]

It's very practical in the winter when it's freezing outside. Toronto also has one by the way my dear angry Quebec-hater...