In full development with its many new residential and commercial projects, Verdun creates a vibrant neighbourhood life for families as well as professionals. The bustling Wellington Promenade attracts many people from the city and the surrounding area with its shops, pretty cafes and casual bars. In addition, with major renovations such as the redevelopment of the Verdun Auditorium and the construction of an indoor aquatic centre for 2022, Verdun is getting better by the day. Living in Verdun means being filled by a thousand and one opportunities in no time! Everything is done on foot; whether it's to get to the city centre on the Green Line or to enjoy nature with its multiple parks, its long corridors of bike paths... or even, its urban beach! This city also caters to culture lovers, with its historical monuments as well as the House of Culture of Verdun, Pier 5160, which offers a performance hall, a circus school as well as a place of visual arts exhibitions. Verdun, a neighborhood full of life!
#Verdunluv, a trendy destination
1-3 Metro stations (Verdun, Church, Lasalle)
2-Promenade Wellington (up 1.3km, 250 shops)
3-The banks of the river that stretches all over the territory (15 km)
4-Bike path along the River
5-Verdun Hospital Centre, Douglas Mental Health University Institute, Champlain Accommodation Centre
6- 48 parks, 3 community gardens and 2 km2 of green space
Other information:
1-More than 66,000 inhabitants; 10% increase between 2000 and 2013
2-Young and educated population on the rise
3-More than 5,000 housing units created since 2000