Maps and Directions

Many of our patients are not familiar with Canada, and wonder whether it is difficult to travel to Montreal. In fact, Montreal is 60 miles from the U.S. border, and easily accessible by air or road.

By air, most major U.S. cities have direct connections to Montreal, which is serviced by all of the major airlines: Delta, American, NorthWest, USAir, Continental, Air Canada. Flying time is less than 1 hour from Boston, New York or Philadelphia, 2 hours from Atlanta or Detroit, or Cincinnati, 2 1/2 hours from Chicago, 3 hours from Miami. U.S. flights arrive to Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, which is a 20 minute cab ride from Laservue.

By road, Interstates 87, 89 & 91 all lead to highways which connect directly to Montreal. Laservue is situated less than 1 mile from the major highway which bisects Montreal.

For directions from U.S. to Montreal...
>> Click over the appropriate road on this image (87, 89 or 91).

Medical center René Laennec
1100 Beaumont Ave., Suite 201,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
H3P 3H5

From Champlain bridge and autoroute 15 (Décarie)
Onto the autoroute 15, change to the right at Jean-Talon exit.
Turn right at light onto Jean-Talon to L'Acadie South.
Turn right, stay on L'Acadie until it ends at Beaumont street.
René Laennec medical building is right in front of you.
Just make a right on Beaumont to enter in the parking lot on left.
Go to 2nd floor, suite 201, Laservue.

From autoroute 40 (Metropolitain Blvd.)
Onto the autoroute 40, change at L'Acadie exit.
At the intersections, follow the indications for L'Acadie sud (South).
Stay on L'Acadie until it ends at Beaumont street.
René Laennec medical building is right in front of you.
Just make a right on Beaumont to enter in the parking lot on left.
Go to 2nd floor, suite 201, Laservue.

Acadie métro station
Laservue is really near the Acadie métro station.
You can use this link to view STCUM Acadie métro station information.