musee de la nature et des sciences

Liked the multimedia show but in french.Not much for adults. A bit expensive it only takes a little over an hour to visit all the exhibits.

My daughter (8 years old) loves going to the museum on rainy days and can spend hours looking around to see if we missed anything the last time. Exhibits change every few months to keep things interesting and it is very affordable!!

Smallish museum, but with nice displays and interesting for kids. Has some permanent displays and some thy change, so check out the website before going.

Enjoyed the interactive displays. We went to the 25 minute show about the birth of the Appalachian mountains-it was fantastic. Highly recommend it. They played an English version for us at 12:30 pm. Great spot for children and adults to share learning, exploration, and fun.

This bilingual French & English museum is FUN and interactive. The HIGHLIGHTS were the exhibit "Terramutantès" which included a visual touch table, simulated mist, snow, wind (you need to experience it to be wow'ed by it)... and the earthquake simulation room.The museum in general was educational, and visually appealing.

My children were amazed for what the could learn , and had alot of fun...

After the first time there 6 months ago, I bought a year pass. (allows me access to other museums too!)There are so many exciting exhibits to see- both permanent as well as 'seasonal' or thematic ones. Great way to spend an afternoon or morning especially if you had children who need to be entertained. Highly informative without being overloaded with information.

Not a huge museum (two floors and about 4 exhibit areas), but we spent about four and half hours there. Kids (age 7, 10 and 13) all liked it. Lots to do, see and learn. Cool multimedia presentation that projects on walls and table, and you interact with using your hands. Kids all thought this was “Super-epic” and were talking about it even a week later. Staff was friendly and helpful. Well worth the family admission cost (and there is a coupon on the web). Would go back if we were in Canada again.

Un des plus grandioses au monde pour ses collections d'animaux et d,insectes(papillions etc...)spectaculaire

ont a bien aimer ce musee ont utilise une tablette quil offre pour le tour guideril y a aussi un film que tous visiteurs defais voir absolumentil y a boutique et ascenseur

Ce musée est conçu pour les enfants. Ils peuvent bouger, toucher et interagir. Une belle façon d'initier les enfants aux sciences. Nous avons adoré la présentation sur l'évolution. Un bel exploit que d'intéresser des enfants de 3 ans et 4 ans.

Un "gentil" petit musée, très ludique, pour les enfants surtout. S' il pleut on peut y passer un moment certes distrayant mais peu éducatif.

Avec 4 enfants, trouver des activitées qui vont plaire à tous n'est pas trés facile mais je dois dire que ce musée à droit à une visite en famille au moins une fois par année et nous avons toujours tous beaucoup de plaisir.Regulierement une exposition différente et toujours trés originale.Si vous avez la chance de visiter les réserves alors n'hésitez pas.

Les expositions valent le détour pour les touristes autant que pour les résidents. Les jeunes et moins jeunes adoreront!

Une belle visite instructive. Une salle sur les sports où, en entrant, on nous applaudit :-) , une autre avec le spectacle Terra Mutantès où, assis autour d'une table sur laquelle est projeté le film, on voit et ressent des effets spéciaux. Et d'autres objets exposés concernant la nature. A voir avec des jeunes et des ados.