3 Meilleurs Attraction touristiques à Montréal, QC

Such a special experience during our first trip to Montreal. As most of the reviews I found, this is definitely a stop to add when visiting this beautiful city. Entrance was very fairly priced, and certainly worth it. The different areas are so marvelous and unique in their own way. Prepare to walk, so wear comfortable shoes, but it's also very well suited for pedestrians and folks with wheelchairs or strollers. There's also snack stands and a restaurant, which was so nice! I was tempted to buy tickets in advance but I winged it and just bought them there. It was super quick, all in a well guided self service station. Perhaps on busy holidays or special events, it may be a good idea. Apparently there's also live music and events hosted inside the garden, do make sure to check their schedule of events. Make sure to add this botanical garden to your travel to do list.

Worth the price! It’s so refreshing to see gardening and various styles/cultures of gardening done this well. The informational tags near most plants are clear and so helpful. We had a beautiful day, and could easily have spent more hours exploring further.

Fantastic exhibits within sprawling grounds. We spent a couple of hours here and could have spent more. The Chinese gardens were very nice and they had a tofu making class that we just missed out on. Seeing the wildlife was also a nice event. A few small ducklings bathing themselves in the lily pond.

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Such a wonderful place, filled with arts from around the world. This may be the most extensive collection I’ve ever ever seen. I loved the Art of One World display, with artifacts from multiple cultures. The museum is huge, with 4 different building, encompassing massive collections of art pieces throughout centuries, from ancient time to modern time. The facility is clean, restrooms and water station is available. The museum has so many programs for the public. There is usually a fee but they’re free for the public on the first sunday of the month, which was amazing.

such a nice and cozy place to visit on a calm day! the exhibits were free to anyone under 21, which makes it great for an affordable little get-together with friends. i've been there ever since i was young and this place will always be a favorite spot to relax at. all their pieces (especially those in the building across the street) are gorgeous and timeless! the museum offers such a diverse variety of collections and exhibits that make the visit totally worth it.

Great art museum in multiple buildings. Loved how some of the rooms mixed art and artifacts from completely different centuries instead of having specific period rooms. Would go again and could spend a whole day.

The Biodome in Montreal is a combination of a zoo and an aquarium. There are 5 ecosystems throughout the dome, each one containing different species. My favorite was the sub polar region which contained the Penguins. The Tropical Rainforest is also pretty amazing. Visit their website to learn more about their ecosystems and animals they house. You can take your time and spend up to 3 hours at the biodome, or you can walk through it quickly in under an hour.

We love the revamp of the Biodome! Everything looks fresh and thoughtfully designed. It’s such a unique experience walking through all the different ecosystems, each one completely immersive and full of life. The Tropical Rainforest and Sub-Antarctic Islands were definite favourites. From the playful monkeys and curious otters to the adorable penguins and even the bats, the aquariums, there’s just so much to see. The variety of animals is incredible, and every corner reveals something new. I could go on and on. And the beaver dam setup was really impressive. It’s a beautiful and peaceful walk through the Biodôme — definitely worth the visit.

Easy to follow pathways through the 4 ecosystems, so you don’t have to worry about missing a spot. Each ecosystem is unique and has its own conditions and wildlife. Saw some really cool creatures such as the golden lion monkey! The staff were also very helpful and happy to spread their knowledge. Tickets are affordable and even 1 hour is enough to see everything.