The Big “O”, Montreal

Olympic Stadium in Montreal’s Olympic Park, in French Parc olympique de Montréal, also known as The Big “O”, was build for 1976 Summer Olympics. Magnificent and massive “O” shaped dome structure is accompanied with the tallest inclined tower in the world, 175 m. or 574 ft. tall offering a ride to the top via funicular.

Montreal Olympic Stadium Photo Gallery

Flags of 92 nations that participated on the 1976 Summer Olympic Games held in Montreal are still flying high on the west side of the stadium.

One of the avenues in the neighborhood is named after Pierre de Coubertin, the father of the modern Olympic Games.

Also in Montreal – Lachine Photo Gallery…

The Olympic Village

Olympic village or athletes accommodations were in twin buildings – one of two is featured on the next image.

Montreal Olympic Stadium is accessible by car or public transit, bus or if you take Montreal metro it’s on Pie-IX metro station.

On the opposite side of Sherbrooke street is Montreal Botanical garden – in part featured on video…

Biodôme de Montréal

The next door building was also constructed for the the Summer Olympic Games and it was used as a velodrome. Subsequently velodrome had been transformed into Biodome featuring flora and fauna from four ecosystems; tropical forest, the Laurentian forest, the Saint Lawrence marine ecosystem and a polar area that is divided into Arctic and Antarctic.

A Glove Tree…

Montreal Poto Gallery…

Ile St. Helene and Ile Notre Dame Photo Gallery…

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