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Montreal,
Quebec H1V 1B3,
Canada
+1 514-868-3000
An oasis of greenery in the heart of a big city, Biodome de Montreal allows you to journey through the varied ecosystems of the Americas. Originally erected as one of the venues for the 1976 Olympic Games, the building now features exhibits showcasing the natural world of North and South America, including rainforests, subpolar islands, and the Atlantic oceanfront. Five different ecosystems within the biodome support thousands of plant and animal species, including reptiles, birds, mammals, and amphibians. Explore the various sections with ease on a self-guided audio tour. Special audio guides for children are available. Closed for renovations until summer 2019. Put Biodome de Montreal into our Montreal driving holiday planning site to see other points of interest to visit during your vacation
Victoria's Inner Harbour Category : Tourist attractions
Few Canadian cities have done such a beautiful job of developing their waterfront area as Victoria and its Inner Harbour. This is a great place for strolling, relaxing, shopping, dining, and watching street performers all against the backdrop of the harbor. The centerpiece of this area is the historic Empress Hotel, one of the city’s
CN Tower Category : Tourist attractions
553 meter-hight 301 Front street West, Â (Enterternement District) (416)868-6937 * Restaurant 360 * The Glass Floor for a view straight down of 342 meters. * Edge Walk (on the top of the tower) Once the pouring of the concrete was completed on February 22, 1974, the final stages of building the world’s tallest Tower
HALIFAX WATERFRONT Category : Tourist attractions
Halifax Waterfront Walk across the street from Keith’s Brewery to the Halifax waterfront boardwalk that follows the water’s edge alongside the world’s second largest ice-free harbour. Stretching from the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 – the gateway into Canada for over one million immigrants – to Casino Nova Scotia, you’ll pass unique shops,
wxn Category : Tourist attractions
WXN creates and delivers innovative networking, mentoring, professional and personal development to inform, inspire, connect and recognize our community of 22,000 smart women and their organizations in the pursuit of excellence. WXN enables our Partners and Corporate Members to become and to be recognized as employers of choice and leaders in the advancement of women.
Explore Toronto’s Top Attractions: A Guide to Must-Visit Places CN Tower Standing tall as an iconic symbol of Toronto, the CN Tower is a must-visit attraction offering breathtaking views of the city. Located at 301 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2T6, visitors can ascend to its observation decks for panoramic vistas or dine at
Hey toi, amateur de bonne bouffe et d’aventures culinaires! Prépare-toi à explorer les festivals gastronomiques les plus épiques de Montréal avec moi! Des bières artisanales du Mondial de la bière aux pizzas délicieusement fromagées de la Semaine de la pizza, en passant par les plats exotiques d’Un goût des Caraïbes, on va se régaler! Suivez-moi
Vancouver Lookout Category : Tourist attractions
Vancouver Lookout at Harbour Centre is the BEST FIRST STOP, with a spectacular 360? view of Metro Vancouver, the majestic North Shore Mountains and perhaps even Vancouver Island just off the Pacific Coast. Your experience starts as you climb the outside of the building in an exterior glass elevator where in 40 seconds you are
Captivating Destinations Category : Tourist attractions
Canada is a vast and diverse country with numerous attractions to explore. Here are ten popular destinations in Canada that offer unique experiences: Banff National Park, Alberta: Known for its stunning landscapes, Banff National Park offers breathtaking mountain scenery, turquoise lakes, and outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and wildlife spotting. Niagara Falls, Ontario: One of
See the jaw-dropping majestic nature of British Columbia unfold you ascend via aerial tram to the summit of Grouse Mountain. Rising 4,100 feet (1,250 metres) above Vancouver and just 15 minutes from the city’s downtown core a vast alpine playground awaits. Featuring a wildlife refuge, variety of dining options, thrilling outdoor adventure, summer activities galore
