Pavillon de la Jamaïque
Located in the heart of île Notre-Dame, in a wooden area of the magnificent Floralies Gardens, the former Pavillon de la Jamaïque, which dates back to the Expo 67, has been completely renovated to provide you with the ultimate in comfort and services.
Its window placement and design, along with its beautiful terrace framing the pavillon, provides you with everything you need for a truly memorable time, in a charming setting!
- 80 to 100 people in a banquet-style setting
- 100 to 150 people in a cocktail-style setting
- Terrace set-up featuring urban wood furniture
- Garden furniture and sofa lounge kit
- Round and rectangular tables with banquet chairs
- Caterer area with large counters, refrigerators, freezer, commercial convection oven and ice-making machine
- Nearby parking lot with attendant close by (40 permits included)
- Cloakroom
- No supplier exclusivity, no royalties
Related documents
Pavillon de la Jamaïque - Hall's Plan Friday, August 1st, 2014, 505 KB
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Getting to Pavillon de la Jamaïque
Jean-Drapeau Subway Station
The Jean-Drapeau subway station is located in the heart of Parc Jean-Drapeau. To get to the Parc easily and quickly, the subway is still the best way to go!
River shuttle
During the summer season, Parc Jean-Drapeau visitors can use the river shuttle as a means of transportation, from the Vieux-Port de Montréal (Jacques-Cartier pier) and the city of Longueuil.
Users can also bring along their bikes and they have access to a network of cycling paths at each stop.
STM shuttle
Two STM shuttles provide a connection between the Jean-Drapeau subway station and various attractions.
767: During the summer season, the 767 shuttle stops at Jean-Doré Beach and the La Ronde amusement park.
777: Every day of the year, the 777 shuttle provides fast access to the Casino de Montréal.
Bike / BIXI
Parc Jean-Drapeau is part of the Trans Canada Trail and the Route verte and is one of the few places where you can cross the Saint Lawrence River on your bike.
From Montréal: take the Lachine Canal bike path, near the Vieux-Port de Montréal, or the Jacques Cartier Bridge cycling path.
From the South Shore: take the South Shore Bike Link, between Saint-Lambert and Parc Jean-Drapeau, or the Jacques Cartier Bridge cycling path.
BIXI : there are many BIXI stations at the Parc during the summer season.
Walking
People can enjoy many of the cycling paths to get to or pass through the Parc Jean-Drapeau, either running or walking.
With more than 25 kilometres of trails and pathways, the Parc is a pleasant spot for hiking, all year round.
Parking
Motorists can get to Parc Jean-Drapeau by taking the Jacques Cartier Bridge or the Concorde Bridge (Bonaventure Autoroute, Pierre-Dupuy exit).
Nearby parking area:
P5
For more details, visit Getting to the Parc.