The best libraries to work and study in Montreal
The 10 libraries in Montreal best set up for a laptop or a day of studying, led by Grande Bibliothèque - BAnQ, Webster Library, Concordia University and Centre Sanaaq.
Ranked by work score: Wi‑Fi, power, seating, hours, what reviews say about laptops and noise, and who recommends working there. One branch per chain.
With many, many reading armchairs, over 800 study seats and carrels, and more than 300 computer stations throughout the building, there’s a variety of workspaces suited for a variety of study styles.
The MainJuly 2026 
Webster Library, Concordia University
Library, Maisonneuve Blvd W
Work score 100, The Main recommended
it’s open daily to the public for studying, reading, and browsing. Silent study floors cater to those seeking uninterrupted focus
The MainJuly 2026 Hours, amenities and photos for Webster Library, Concordia University
the centre’s library, café, and community areas also have places to sit with a laptop that you don’t have to reserve in advance.
The MainJuly 2026 Westmount Public Library (WPL) is located at 4574 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount, Quebec, Canada, in the northwest corner of Westmount Park.
Free wifi, desks with power plugs for laptop users, and reservable group study rooms are spread across multiple floors, all kept to a hushed tone.
The MainJuly 2026 The Montreal Children's Library is a public library and nonprofit organization in Montreal, Quebec.
