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Let me tell you about it, it is an underground commercial street in montreal's Wellmari district, the second largest city in Canada, with a length of 17 kilometers, a total area of more than 4 million square meters, and a pedestrian street of more than 30 kilometers.
The Montreal Underground City connects 10 metro stations, 2,000 shops, around 200 restaurants, 40 banks, 34 cinemas, 2 universities, 2 railway stations and a long-distance station. The National Railway Corporation of Canada, Central Terminal and the Queen Elizabeth Hotel are all located here.
After Montreal won the right to host the 1976 Summer Olympics, the underground city also ushered in its period of rapid development, opening up four underground commercial corridors, most of which are located under the same subway traffic artery.
By the 1990s, the underground city was further expanded and perfected, with more underground passages being built, eventually forming a vast system connected by pedestrian streets.
The deepest part of the system can be divided into five floors, post office, supermarket, bar, cinema, everything. A good place to eat, drink and have fun, well introduced to this, like to pay attention to me