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#21 Montreal içindeki 21 Turistik Yer arasında #9 Montreal içindeki 9 Müze arasındaLocalGuideWorld puanı: 4.30
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- Biyosfer, Çevre Müzesi kaç puan almış?
- Biyosfer, Çevre Müzesi, 5,248 yoruma göre 5 üzerinden 4.3 puana sahip.
- Biyosfer, Çevre Müzesi, Montreal içinde kaçıncı sırada?
- Biyosfer, Çevre Müzesi, LocalGuideWorld puanına (yorum sayısına göre ağırlıklandırılmış ortalama puan) göre Montreal içindeki 21 Turistik Yer arasında 21. sırada.
- Biyosfer, Çevre Müzesi nerede?
- 160 Chem. du Tour de l'isle, Montréal, QC H3C 4G8, Kanada — Montreal merkezine 3.7 km.
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- Telefon: +1 514-868-3000 · Web sitesi: espacepourlavie.ca
A faire quand on se rend à Montréal de plus rapidement accessible en métro.
C'est une structure impressionnante qui donne un point de vue sur toute la ville ainsi que le pont Jacques-Cartier !
La visite a l'intérieur est assez sommaire et simple mais la vue vaut malgré tout le détour !
C'est une structure impressionnante qui donne un point de vue sur toute la ville ainsi que le pont Jacques-Cartier !
La visite a l'intérieur est assez sommaire et simple mais la vue vaut malgré tout le détour !
La structure autour de l'édifice datant de l'expo 67 est très impressionnante surtout de l'intérieur.
Le deuxième étage est actuellement en rénovation. Nous n'avons pas pu le visiter.
Nous avons fait un "in & out" en 1 heure.
Il y avait beaucoup de lecture je ne recommande pas d'y aller avec des enfants de 5 ans et -.
Le musée est accessible au fauteuil roulant.
L'édifice est très proche du métro.
Le deuxième étage est actuellement en rénovation. Nous n'avons pas pu le visiter.
Nous avons fait un "in & out" en 1 heure.
Il y avait beaucoup de lecture je ne recommande pas d'y aller avec des enfants de 5 ans et -.
Le musée est accessible au fauteuil roulant.
L'édifice est très proche du métro.
A bit disappointed by the tour as I was hoping for one that gave more insight on the architecture of Expo 67. Instead it was primarily geared towards nature and the environment. Lots of videos of seagulls and their importance.
Paying the $22 fee to enter was the price to get good photographs at the top of the structure, otherwise you’re limited to the first floor. I think they do this intentionally because the tour felt quite pointless.
Also, bring your own food and drink if you do visit. There are no places to eat nearby nor places to grab a drink other than highly marked up vending machines. A water bottle and light snacks is a good idea.
Otherwise, great experience. Monumental structure that dwarfs anyone inside it. The photos are priceless and the isolated site gives beautiful shots no matter the angle.
If you’re in the area definitely give it a visit.
Paying the $22 fee to enter was the price to get good photographs at the top of the structure, otherwise you’re limited to the first floor. I think they do this intentionally because the tour felt quite pointless.
Also, bring your own food and drink if you do visit. There are no places to eat nearby nor places to grab a drink other than highly marked up vending machines. A water bottle and light snacks is a good idea.
Otherwise, great experience. Monumental structure that dwarfs anyone inside it. The photos are priceless and the isolated site gives beautiful shots no matter the angle.
If you’re in the area definitely give it a visit.
If you're fascinated by the architectural marvel of the Biosphere, you'll be truly amazed. However, if you're expecting an enriching museum experience, you might end up quite disappointed - like me.
My advice would be to skip the museum part altogether and save yourself 22.75 CAD. Inside, you'll find a few empty rooms with videos playing, some educational, some for kids. The exhibits felt more artistic than educational, except for one scientific lab. The multi-sensor experience that one of the workers tried to sell us on turned out to be quite disappointing. In reality, the museum did not offer anything educational or informative that I wasn't already familiar with. It seems the target audience is mainly children, not adults. The most interesting part was learning about the Biosphere dome itself, its construction, and its purpose, but you can actually find this information for free in the lobby.
The dome itself is truly grandiose and impressive, exactly as it was back in 1967 during the Expo fair. It's a rare and unique structure, and simply being there is an experience in itself. Though the view from the top platform is nice (seeing Montreal skyline), it wasn't mind-blowing for me. I personally appreciated the Biosphere more from the outside and from a certain distance. I’d like to visit during the evening when the structure is lit up, but that’s something for another time.
Unfortunately, the age and lack of maintenance have taken a toll on some parts of the dome as they are literally falling apart. Certain areas, like the outer deck, are closed when the weather is unfavorable.
On a positive note, the surrounding park is beautiful and well-maintained, with lovely plantings, seating areas, food stalls, and public toilets. There's currently a captivating photo exhibition of icebergs and birds.
Regarding parking, it was a huge hassle for me, with machines not cooperating (some not working at all, some not accepting foreign credit cards) and higher pricing compared to other parking options closer to the city center. The price starts at 8.25 CAD for one hour, 15.5 CAD for two hours and goes up to 20.50 CAD for full day parking. I recommend considering the Metro system instead, as the Jean-Drapeau station is just a few meters away from the Biosphere.
I visited on a Sunday in July 2023.
Dome: *****
Parking: ***
Museum: *
My advice would be to skip the museum part altogether and save yourself 22.75 CAD. Inside, you'll find a few empty rooms with videos playing, some educational, some for kids. The exhibits felt more artistic than educational, except for one scientific lab. The multi-sensor experience that one of the workers tried to sell us on turned out to be quite disappointing. In reality, the museum did not offer anything educational or informative that I wasn't already familiar with. It seems the target audience is mainly children, not adults. The most interesting part was learning about the Biosphere dome itself, its construction, and its purpose, but you can actually find this information for free in the lobby.
The dome itself is truly grandiose and impressive, exactly as it was back in 1967 during the Expo fair. It's a rare and unique structure, and simply being there is an experience in itself. Though the view from the top platform is nice (seeing Montreal skyline), it wasn't mind-blowing for me. I personally appreciated the Biosphere more from the outside and from a certain distance. I’d like to visit during the evening when the structure is lit up, but that’s something for another time.
Unfortunately, the age and lack of maintenance have taken a toll on some parts of the dome as they are literally falling apart. Certain areas, like the outer deck, are closed when the weather is unfavorable.
On a positive note, the surrounding park is beautiful and well-maintained, with lovely plantings, seating areas, food stalls, and public toilets. There's currently a captivating photo exhibition of icebergs and birds.
Regarding parking, it was a huge hassle for me, with machines not cooperating (some not working at all, some not accepting foreign credit cards) and higher pricing compared to other parking options closer to the city center. The price starts at 8.25 CAD for one hour, 15.5 CAD for two hours and goes up to 20.50 CAD for full day parking. I recommend considering the Metro system instead, as the Jean-Drapeau station is just a few meters away from the Biosphere.
I visited on a Sunday in July 2023.
Dome: *****
Parking: ***
Museum: *
It’s my first time here but it’s awesome experience and you get to learn a lot. It is pretty cool for children and the fact that it is not a science museum and is dedicated to environmental sciences makes it unique. It's very cool but not a lot of exhibits so you don't need a whole day here. We did it all in less than an hour. We took the elevator to the top for the cool views.
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