800 Saint-Jacques Street West, Bank headquarters skyscraper in Quartier international, Montreal, Canada

National Bank Place (800 Saint-Jacques Street West) is a glass-and-steel office tower at the corner of Saint-Jacques Street and Robert-Bourassa Boulevard in Montreal. Its facade leans upward toward the south, and the tower is joined with the neighbouring Victoria sur le Parc to reach nearly 200 metres, making the pair Montreal's third-tallest building. The National Bank of Canada is its sole occupant.

In January 2018 Broccolini bought the site, then a public parking lot, for C$100 million and was mandated by National Bank of Canada to build its new head office there. Ground was broken in November 2018 and construction began in January 2019. The bank put its former head office at 600 De La Gauchetière West up for sale to fund the project, and the tower was officially inaugurated on 19 September 2024 after nearly five years of work.

The tower stands beside Michel-Bélanger Park, named for the former president and chief executive of the National Bank of Canada. The bank moved here from 600 De La Gauchetière Street West in the Complexe Maisonneuve, and the building was officially inaugurated on 19 September 2024 after nearly five years of construction.

The tower connects directly to the Montreal underground network, so it is easy to reach on foot from nearby metro stations whatever the weather. The ground floor has public areas that anyone can enter without going up to the office levels.

The tower is paired with the neighbouring Victoria sur le Parc, and together the two reach nearly 200 metres, making them Montreal's third-tallest buildings. The site at 800 Saint-Jacques was a public parking lot before Broccolini bought it in January 2018 for C$100 million.