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The 8 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Laval, Canada
Picturesque Laval has an ice trail in winter, with heated shelters, the interactive Armand-Frappier Museum for kids, and year-round indoor surfboarding. Explore space at the Cosmodôme and history on the Heritage Trail.
Restaurants in Laval
1. Immersia Jeux d'evasion - Escape Games Laval
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 121 reviews
Immersia Laval offers a unique room escape experience with 100% original scenarios full of challenges and surprise. Come try one of our immersive scenarios with friends or as part of a team building activity today.
Reviewed By melidesp
Went for my birthday and it was super fun. Will go back again for sure. ???? we did the warp inc. really loved the concept of it.
2. Le Cube Secret
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Escape and adventure Game. The Cube, huge and mysterious, houses the apartments of 4 New York characters who are interrelated through time. Through its puzzles, the Cube speaks to you and tells you a story; a story of good and evil, of black and white, when at times everything becomes blurred. And when good and evil can no longer be distinguished from one another … all becomes gray. We offer you a total of 14 games, 14 steps to complete, to discover all the secrets and surprises hidden in the Cube. With all its secret doors and traps, you will be constantly amazed!! Will you be able to solve the Cube...? and ultimately, find some characters of the plot, hidden in its darkest recesses?
3. Nature Centre (Le Centre de la nature)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 576 reviews
With an area of 50 hectares, the Centre de la nature is one of the most remarkable urban parks of the Greater Montreal area. The park offers a myriad of attractions, outdoor activities and cultural events throughout the year.
Reviewed By denismL683CI - Halton Hills, Canada
This is an excellent family outing. You can experience a taste of nature in a beautiful setting that will allow you to walk scenic paths, visit farm animals and also enjoy live symphony music at the large climate controlled greenhouse. Quite impressive, especially in the winter. The park has been the setting for numerous wedding photos over the years. Winter also allows you to skate on natural ice. This same frozen pond converts to a summertime haven for canoeing, kayaking. A small snack bar is onsite. The summertime evening concerts are a big attractions; all free of charge.
4. Carrefour Laval
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 460 reviews
Reviewed By Boutip - Gatineau, Canada
This is a huge mall with plenty of parking and loads of interesting shops. If you can't find something you like it probably means you are a picky shopper. Great food court with plenty of options.
5. Salle Andre-Mathieu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By denismL683CI - Halton Hills, Canada
The experience starts with the varied selection of artists/shows that are presented. Once onsite, the theatre is very clean, ample parking, professional staff, good snack and drink selections. The seating is first class as are the acoustics. Highly recommend this venue!
6. Parc des Prairies
7. Cosmodome
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 220 reviews
The Cosmodome is Canada's only world-class museum devoted entirely to astronautics and space exploration. This institution's mission is to stimulate the interest of the young and young at heart, here and abroad, to space science, scientific literacy and careers related to the world of astronautics. To this end, the Cosmodome draws upon the fascinating history of space exploration - the outstanding achievements and tremendous challenges of space pioneers and interplanetary travel's new explorers.
Reviewed By W1562RMcarlom - Ottawa, Canada
Been there with the family, and we've really enjoyed it! The Cosmodome offers a really interesting educational experience, combined with highly interactive activities designed to capture the attention of both children and adults. A wide variety of options, ranging from 3D and 4D projections to space-related "missions" and simulations, will certainly keep the entire family active and learning for a few hours. I've personally been to NASA in Cape Canaveral a few times, and the Montreal's Cosmodome gave me the impression of being back there (at a much smaller scale obviously). Something worth highlighting is that the entire facility is highly accessible for strollers, wheelchairs, and people with reduced mobility.
8. Parc de la Riviere-des-Mille-Iles
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 116 reviews
The Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles is the perfect place to enjoy the outdoors. This unique natural attraction is the most important preserved wildlife sanctuary in the Montreal region. What can be more exciting than observing animals in their natural habitat? Admire the flora of the park's many marshes, islands and banks, in a canoe, kayak, rabaska, pedal boat or row boat. Enjoy the scenery while hiking on the many trails of the park or take the Route bleue des voyageurs, a 155-kilometre navigable route divided into eight sections that runs from the Ottawa River region to Laval and end in the Lanaudière region.
Reviewed By JLC-mtl2015 - Montreal, Canada
This park is a unique natural attraction in Laval it is an important birds and wildlife Sanctuary. Some islands are to be saved and preserved for their biodiversity, and the Quebec government agrees. There is a new center that just opened unfortunately on our last visit it was not open yet but it was coming soon. The bike/walking trails takes you from the Berge des baigneurs behind the church and takes you to the summer eco nature center. There is an adult exercise area along the way. People of all age stroll in this nice surrounding. So this park is divided into two sections: Summer You can explore the river by renting kayaks and canoes from behind the new center west of Cure-Antoine Labelle boulevard. (in fact, you must explore the river to really appreciate this park) You rent per hour and they provide you with a map which presents where you can disembark your kayak or canoe and explore the islands. Even from the trails, you might see turtles, ducks, herons and more. The renting process is simple. I heard there is a cruise but you must reserve in advance. Winter The activities are in a park behind the church. When the temperature allows, an outdoor ice rink is open to the public. You can borrow skates and training equipment for the young ones. Sliding can be an option as well. Fishing cabin are also installed if temperature and ice conditions allows it. Ice Maze for young kids, fire pit makes this a fun winter day. In the winter the river gets frozen and you can reach some Islands on foot to discover birds and maybe see animal trails.
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