The biggest, fastest and the best in sports can be found in Montreal.
Montreal Olympic Park
Site: 4141 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue
Site of the '76 Olympic Games, home to the Olypic Stadium, this is the scene of big name sporting events, as well as major cultural events, and big ticket concerts Topping off the stadium, the Montreal Tower (the world's tallest inclined tower).
The prettiest, strangest and the best in attractions can also be found in Montreal.
Montreal Botanical Garden
Site: 4101 Sherbrooke Street East
One of the largest gardens of its kind in the world, with 26,000 species and varieties of flora in 10 exhibition greenhouses and 30 gardens. Don't miss the Wacky Woodwork Treehouse, from June 6 to November 16. Kids will also get a kick out of the Insectarium and its exhibit of beautiful insects from over 100 counturies.
Biodome de Montreal
Site: 4777 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue
Four natural ecosystems in an environmental museum including a tropical forest, the Laurentian forest, the St. Lawrence marine environment and a polar world.
Casino de Montreal
Site: Parc des Iles
One of the world's ten largest casinos. An unforgettable experience. Six floors of exciment and warm, friendly service that's second to none. Don't miss it!
The Biosphere
Site: Ile-Sainte-Helene
A spectacular setting at Parc des Iles, a fascinating look at water, the St. Lawrence and the Great Lakes. Posted by deskjet at 2:04 PM Labels: 76 Olympic Games, Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal Olympic Park, Montreal Tower, olympic stadium, Olypic Stadium, The Biosphere, tropical forest, Wacky Woodwork Treehouse Newer Post Older Post Home
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