Biodome Review

Montreal Biodome is still very distinctive, divided into tropical, marine, polar and subtropical animal museums, favorite penguins and seagulls; some animals are very rare, figure 8 this horse face unknown animals are the first to see. It is especially recommended to bring children, the aquarium also has English and French explanations every day.

The Montreal Natural Ecological Museum is also a unique landscape, there are many things about the natural ecology here, and the museum's collection is also very rich. You can see some interesting designs and content here.

My boyfriend and I had been planning a trip to Montreal on this trip, and this wish was finally realized on the last day of the trip. It was a great experience to see many different climates in one place. My favorite and most interesting animal here is penguins, as I have never seen them before. I really enjoyed my time in this beautiful place. This place is worth being the first on the list of things everyone wants to see in Montreal!

It was converted from the original Olympic Stadium's cycling venue and is one of the most famous museums in the land. "rise posture" in the sports venue This is the tropical rainforest hall The South American birds on display in the ecological hall The animals in the natural ecological area of the deciduous forest in Canada Aquarium Aquarium Treasure jellyfish After the Olympics, the reuse of many sports facilities is a learning, this ecological hall is a model, How do we do it? Little penguins in the polar natural ecosystem

The building is close to the Olympic Park. It was rebuilt from the original Olympic bicycle venue. It is quite large. There are a lot of things in it. There are plants and animals. It feels okay. There is no particularly attractive place. It is more suitable to walk or bring children.

The Montreal Museum of Natural Ecology is well worth visiting, located next to the sports dome, a very attractive and very educational tourist attraction The Ecological Museum is divided into four parts: Tropical Forest Area, Lorent Forest Area, St. Lawrence River Ecological Area, Polar Area. Each district is unique. Very worth visiting.