+ : small park , nice , polar bears!!! Nice outdoor space , water play , child play , the view of the bridges pleasant , the immersions are pleasant. -: the spaced Aquarium are small, crowd bath, visit one after the other. We did it because it allowed us to make a stop on our way! The kids liked it, for us adults it was average.

If you have time to spare, a visit here is a fun way to spend part of your day. The layout is interesting with animals housed outside as well as inside. During my visit, there were baby manta rays to pet and on another floor you could get up close to starfish too. Be sure to checkout the eerily beautiful rooms of glowing jellyfish.

Good for kids. Underwhelming for adults. There’s a daily seal show (about 15 min long). Artic fox and polar bears x2. Touchable manta rays and star fish.

This aquarium is so cute! It is much smaller than we thought it would be, but it offers interesting features to touch animals, a small tunnel and outdoor exhibits. The main reason we came was to see the polar bears, and we only saw one bear which was in an outdoor exhibit with a small section of water. Not much info on their website but we assumed it would be in an indoor/arctic/cool exhibit. It was still cute, but probably wouldn’t go back again.

A nice little aquarium, Kids would love it but it won't take a ton of time to see it. Not a lot of critters, mostly fish. Kids can touch stingrays and check out sea anenome and starfish. Mostly outdoors except for the actual aquarium part. There are 2 polar bears who seem to be quite active, seals, otters, owls, and a fox who was hiding as it was monsooning when we were there.

The aquarium part was okay, but because I had been to Ripleys in Toronto it was not comparable to that experience. Still enjoyed the creatures though. I wish I had of gone when school was back because unfortunately alot of the people would allow their children to bud infront of you or even run over your feet with their strollers with no apology. One thing that was a good experience was that you could see the polar bear and foxes pretty up close compared to some other zoos. It's a small space and my husband and I were able to go through everything in about an hour or two max.

There were some quite interesting venues here but also some closed for whatever reason/renos that put a damper on it somewhat. Look to spend a couple hrs there and that should be enough. Construction in the area was a bit of a hassle dealing with but you figure it out. Thought it a bit pricey for what was there and what was not available. A nature lover visiting Quebec should check it out though.