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Montreal, Québec
Nautilus Plus inside Place Montréal Trust on McGill College Ave.
This Nautilus Plus location is inside Place Montreal Trust, the shopping mall at the corner of McGill College Avenue and Sainte-Catherine Street in downtown Montreal's Golden Square Mile. Two levels of strength and cardio equipment, group fitness classes, spinning, personal training with kinesiologists, and a sauna. Additional services here include massage therapy and VO2Max testing. Nautilus Plus is a Quebec-only chain founded in 1978 by two former Quebec Nordiques hockey players, now employee-owned after a 2021 management buyout. The mall location makes this one accessible for lunch-hour and after-work sessions. Weekend hours are shorter — Saturday and Sunday close at 5 PM.
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