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Aquadome-LaSalle
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Just because you're traveling to Montreal, you don't have to abandon your usual exercise routine. Swimmers will be pleased with the Aquadôme, which has two big indoor pools. You can do laps, but if you're just looking for some splashy family fun, there are several waterslides as well.
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Botanical Garden
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The Montréal Botanical Garden is the place to visit in any season. The Montréal Botanical Garden, located just minutes from downtown Montréal, right near the Biodôme and Olympic Park, offers a world of colors and fragrances for visitors to enjoy.
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Montreal Bike Trails
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Montreal was rated the number one cycling city in North America for 1999 by Bicycling magazine. Over 300 km of bike routes and paths are located on the island and more than double that in the surrounding region. One of the most popular trips is along the Lachine Canal, a paved-15 km recreation path between Old Montreal and Lachine.
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North Shore Nature Park
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Located along the banks of the Rivière-des-Prairies on the north side of the Island of Montreal, the North Shore Nature Park is ideally situated in the historic district of the Sault-au-Recollet region. Boasting a network of foot trails and cycling paths, the park is an ideal destination to take a relaxing walk or bicycle ride.
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Olypmic Park
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Inherited from the games of the XXI Olympiad, the Olympic Park located in Montreal, QC, Canada is made up of the Stadium, the Montréal Tower, the Sports Centre, the fields and the outside grounds. Since its inauguration, the Olympic Park has seen some 100 million people attend its events and activities.
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