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Parc Jean-Drapeau

Parc Jean-Drapeau

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1 Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montréal, Québec, H3C 1A9, Canada
(514) 872-6120 www.parcjeandrapeau.com
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May 31, 2018
This was a large park located on an island just a short way from the mainland of Montreal, on the St. Lawrence River. I took the subway (yellow line) there from downtown and visited for about an hour. There were some pretty walking trails through the woods which were peaceful and lovely to explore and lots of green spaces to picnic or relax. I also enjoyed taking photos of the Biosphere. The island also had an outdoor swimming pool, beach and La Ronde Amusement Park. There was some major construction going on during my visit, so some areas looked pretty messy, but I am sure it will look much better in the future.

Jul 15, 2018
This is a nice park within Montreal. Its not super large, but there is a very nice meadow with flowers where some people were reading

Aug 7, 2018
Just spectacular. Like nowhere else in Montreal. Must visit

Jun 5, 2018
Great place. They host the light the night walk. Very nice park. Great venue. Clean venue as well.

Jul 10, 2018
Every Sunday during summer, the parc hosts an Electronic picnic (Picnic Electronik) which showcase djs both local and around the world. Plenty of food trucks, alcohol vending and bathrooms around this vast, two stage area. Enormous dance space, under the sun beautiful location downtown with views of the city across the St Lawrence River. Starts at 2pm ends at 9.30pm, awesome people with scantily clad women everywhere. Techno music and eye candy fest rolled in one. Great way to spend a Sunday. Accessible by Longueuil (yellow line) metro, ATMs on location but pricey. Tickets can be purchased on site, food allowed on premises, but not personal alcohol. Beer/Wine/Hard alcohol sold on premises.

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