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Dec 12, 2022 · The Biodôme de Montréal is part of Montréal Space for Life, the largest natural sciences museum complex in Canada. After a two-year overhaul, the Biodôme reopened in 2020 with a revitalized, multisensory, and far more immersive experience taking visitors through the five ecosystems of the Americas. The Biodôme is a comfortable family ...
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The Montréal Biodôme is a living environment that offers a new experience every time you visit! Whether it's the sloth that decides to get moving, the Laurentian Maple Forest that changes colour in the fall, or the penguins that enter molting season, a visit to the Biodôme is never exactly the same. Since its reopening in 2020, the Biodôme ...
Celebrate the revamped Biodôme! Come discover 5 of the Americas’ most diverse ecosystems in a completely renewed and grandiose architectural space: • the Tropical Forest, lush and humid, even in the coldest of Montréal’s winters • the Laurentian sugar bush, changing with seasons just as it does in nature • the Gulf of St. Laurence, a deep dive into the heart of marine life • the ...
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Apr 7, 2022 · The Biodome is actually part of Montréal Space for Life, which is the largest natural science museum complex in Canada. This one-of-a-kind complex is home to the Biodome, the Insectarium, the ...
Children love the Biodome because there is so much to see and do in this interactive museum. The Biodome is home to over 4800 animals and 750 plants. A Popular Montreal Attraction. The Biodome building was originally used as the Velodrome (cycling stadium) for the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal.
Renovations began on the building in 1989 and the Biodome was opened in 1992. Each of the four exhibits take up one portion of the Biodome, and visitors are able to see not just flora, but also a variety of animals which are native to the regions represented. A total of 4,500 animals from 250 species call the Montreal Biodome home.
