The Biosphere, also known as the Montreal Biosphere, is a museum dedicated to the environment in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It is housed in the former …
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Sep 29, 2024
Poor value for money. Probably better for families with kids and also helps if you speak French. Good views from the top over Montreal. Full review by Sara B
Sep 25, 2024
Shocked and annoyed at the mediocre to negative comments on here. What were you expecting?!? Look, if you are not into architecture, nature, parks, worlds fairs, walking or environmental museums th… Full review by brads153
Sep 21, 2024
A brilliant structure on an island in the river. It is quite ethereal as the dome is not solid, more a massive dome of scaffolding, so whilst it might appear it reflects the clouds you are actually … Full review by PBPG
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My boyfriend and I really loved this space, but we are also 23 and involved in research and research involving climate-change related issues. When we went, they had an interactive …
My boyfriend and I really loved this space, but we are also 23 and involved in research and research involving climate-change related issues. When we went, they had an interactive version of the experimentation process from the development of a hypothesis through the testing and analyzing if you were right. Depending on how much your children are into science would depends on how much they enjoy this exhibit. There is a show there that I thought was cool. It was about half an hour and was offered in both French and English. There were six zones total if I remember correctly. If they love reading and love museum-type exhibits, they could easily spend 3 hours here. If they want to see the biosphere, the view and then not do much with the exhibits, you could be in and out within a half-hour. There was another interactive exhibit where you scanned something and you went thought these different scenarios about waste and the environment that could take a half-hour to an hour depending on how crowded the space is.
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