The Biosphere, Environment Museum Review

Quick view of the Bioosphere Environment Museum 45 minutes before closing. The exhibition is good, the top floor exhibition hall is showing a plan for 14 plots of future urban planning, some of which are relatively large, such as water life 50 years later. The second floor exhibition hall introduces the city pressure and response plan brought by Montreal's continuous holding of various large public festivals. The history of the bioosphere itself is interesting, once the US pavilion of the World's Fair in Montreal in 1967, but later changed to use it, and it was covered with epidermis until a fire in 1976 burned it out, but the steel structure was intact. It was reopened in 1995 as a hydrological museum and redefined as an environmental museum in 2007.

Quick view of the Bioosphere Environment Museum 45 minutes before closing. The exhibition is good, the top floor exhibition hall is showing a plan for 14 plots of future urban planning, some of which are relatively large, such as water life 50 years later. The second floor exhibition hall presents the city pressure and response to Montreal's ongoing large public festivals. The history of the bioosphere itself is interesting, once the United States Pavilion of the World's Fair in Montreal in 1967. It was later reused and covered with epidermis until a fire in 1976 burned it out, but the steel structure was intact. It reopened in 1995 as a hydrological museum. In 2007 it was redefined as an environmental museum.

The environment is good, it is recommended! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

[View] Good [Cost-effective] Very good

It is a good place with some characteristic landscape design