Take the yellow line on the métro to Jean-Drapeau. Walk up out of the station and escape to a beautiful paradise just across the river from Vieux Port. In the shadow of the Jacques Cartier Bridge, take time to explore the many walking / hiking paths, the Biosphere, sport facilities. Peace and quiet can both be found here. Gorgeous picture opportunities looking back toward Vieux Port and the downtown core. The day I was here, the leaves were absolutely perfect. Just gorgeous and so much fun. I was here years ago, and it was a pleasure to come back. Just a short métro ride away on the yellow line. Very much worth the visit! Bring your walking shoes and your camera because there is a ton to see.

The place is good for a visit, but not worth the fee being charged. Dome structure is a beauty from outside both during day and night. I visited during daytime. Entered the museum and read and saw all that was in display. Good to learn about different things in the environment, about pollution, birds, renewable energy, recycling etc. you get to see the cool city skyline, and nearby areas from 5th floor from inside the dome, but the steel structure won’t let you take a unobstructed picture. It’s a nice place to visit, wish the entry ticket was $15 or below.

Spent five days in Montreal, and on my last day before taking my flight home, I visited Parc Jean—Drapeau, It was easy to get to travelling by train. As soon as out of the station that you see the iconic biosphere - this geodesic dome fits in well with nature. It is a museum about the environment. Lush green and vast. I did not spend as long as I would have like to but it is worth a visit.

Well; first of all it is very easy to get there just by taking the subway. There is a museum and an amusement park. We stroll around for a couple of minutes and come back. The museum seems good option for kids as it was full with kids of around 8-10 years all from several schools waiting to get in. I would not recommend this stop if with limited time when in Montreal.