Top Things to Do in Montreal 2022

"If you go to Canada in winter, it is recommended to visit some of these indoor attractions, you don't have to be afraid of the storm, the ticket to the museum is not very cheap, but it is very big, you can prepare half day to see the art exhibits."

"The Montreal Museum of Natural Ecology is also a unique landscape, there are many natural ecological aspects, the museum is also rich collection. Here can see some interesting design and content."

"This may be good for the audience at the school stage, maybe some people especially want to know more about the archeology and history of Montreal. In my opinion, I am boring to death, because I don't like seeing endless old rocks and broken plates. The subtitles on the monitor are too small, and some interactive touch screen panels do not work. What frustrated me was the terrible layout design of the museum. I spent nearly 20 minutes trying to find a way out, but I kept coming back to the same place again and again. They gave me a ticket with a map, but there, I don't even know where to start or where the theater is. Although I did appreciate the video introduction at the beginning. It is more knowledgeable and creative."

"The Montreal Museum of Modern Art is really huge. The entire art museum feels neat and tidy, and the design here is also very reasonable. The art museum includes a lot of modern design styles, which is worthy of appreciation."

"Although Canada has not been established for a long time, Montreal can be considered a city with a history. This museum introduces the development of this city. In addition to the urban ruins, there is also a pirate zone, which children love very much."

"Take a quick tour of the Biosphere Environmental Museum 45 minutes before closing. The layout of the exhibition is good. The top exhibition hall is showing a plan for 14 plots of future urban planning, some of which are relatively large, such as water life in 50 years. The exhibition hall on the second floor introduced Montreal’s continuous large-scale public festivals and the city pressure and response plans. The history of this biosphere itself is also quite interesting. It used to be the American Pavilion of the World Expo held in Montreal in 1967. Later, it was used for other purposes, and it was covered with skin until it was burned out by a fire in 1976, but the steel structure was intact. Reopened in 1995 as a hydrological museum. In 2007, it was redefined as an environmental museum."

"My friends recommended me to visit this museum. Although we are not sure whether we will be interested in this museum, this museum is really interesting! Anyone can find what they like in this museum, and the exhibits here are impressive, and the facilities and equipment are well maintained."

"It’s a full harvest, a worthwhile trip: I actually saw the Berlin Wall that was overthrown during the reunification of Germany, learned the story behind the poppy flower on the 20 Canadian dollar, and the famous painting "wait for me" on the 2 yuan coin ( This is what my father, who went to the front line to join the army during World War II, said to his son before leaving)......."