Montréal Biodome : info and guided tour

Overview of Montréal Biodome

The Montréal Biodome is a place dedicated to observing living ecosystems brought together under one roof. Located at 4777 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue in Montréal, it combines museum and zoo spaces in a scientific approach that lets visitors discover several natural environments carefully recreated.

The experience highlights iconic environments from the Americas and other regions of the world, where wildlife and plant life are presented in conditions close to their natural habitats. The route emphasizes the links between species, climate, vegetation and the organization of each environment.

The Biodome is part of Montréal’s cultural and tourism landscape as an attraction focused on natural sciences. A visit appeals both to people interested in biodiversity and to those who want to understand how different ecosystems coexist and function in a museum setting.

As an institution in Montréal, in the province of Quebec, the Biodome holds a special place among places dedicated to nature and science education. Its address in the east end of the city makes it a landmark closely associated with the Olympic district and the major cultural venues of the metropolis.

Discover Quebec with a private guide

A private guide can help you better understand the logic of the Montréal Biodome, connecting the ecosystems on display to the history of the site, its scientific purpose and its role in the cultural landscape of Quebec and Montréal. They can also explain the design details and the interactions between species.