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Nature in Montreal

Montréal, Canada, weaves green spaces throughout its urban fabric. Jean-Drapeau Park, spread across an island in the St. Lawrence, is home to the Biosphere — a repurposed exposition dome now dedicated to the environment — and the Montréal Biodome, where distinct ecosystems are housed under one roof. The Montréal Botanical Garden is one of the largest of its kind in the country. Quieter retreats include the Mount Royal Cemetery, Parc Léo-Major, and the historic Champ-de-Mars. The Old Port, Dorchester Square, and Olympic Park each offer their own open-air breathing room, while Fort-Chambly to the south sits beside the Richelieu River.

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