McTavish Street, Pedestrian street at McGill University campus, Montreal, Canada
McTavish Street extends from Sherbrooke Street West to Doctor Penfield Avenue through McGill University's main campus in downtown Montreal.
The street bears the name of Simon McTavish, a North West Company fur trader who owned large portions of land in this area during the 18th century.
The Redpath Museum and Morrice Hall, both constructed in the 19th century, display architectural elements that reflect Montreal's educational heritage.
This car-free zone provides direct access to multiple McGill University buildings and connects to the Promenade Fleuve-Montagne walking path.
The street features an art installation called 'Le Joyau royal et le Mile doré' created by Philippe Allard and Justin Duchesneau.
Location: Ville-Marie
GPS coordinates: 45.50390,-73.57830
Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:39
Hochelaga
236 m
Redpath Museum
96 m
Van Horne Mansion
323 m
McTavish reservoir
185 m
Roddick Gates
281 m
McLennan Library Building
191 m
H. Vincent Meredith Residence
282 m
1000 Sherbrooke West
283 m
McIntyre Medical Sciences Building
334 m
Tour Scotia
312 m
Le Cartier Apartments
258 m
Burnside Hall
280 m
Redpath Library
106 m
Hotel Omni Mont-Royal
267 m
The Three Graces (Whitney)
137 m
Arts Building
137 m
Square Forms and Circles
257 m
Tenderness (sculpture)
257 m
Exaltation (sculpture)
237 m
Polypède
245 m
Rare Books and Special Collections
42 m
Fenêtre sur l'avenir
247 m
Édifice du Mount Royal Club
316 m
The leçon
282 m
James Administration Building
256 m
Maison Louis-Joseph-Forget
339 m
Place Sherbrooke
277 m
Édifice du Club-Universitaire-de-Montréal
336 mReviews
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