How to get fromFairview Pointe-Claire to Biodome de Montréalby tram, subway, bus, taxi, or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Fairview Pointe-Claire to Biodome de Montréal by tram, subway, bus, taxi, or car

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Tram, line 1 subway
best
1. Take the tram from Station Fairview-Pointe-Claire quai 2 to Station McGill - Quai 2tram A3-A1
2. Take the subway from Station McGill to Station Viausubway 1
56 min
Drive 29.8 km
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1. Drive from Fairview Pointe-Claire to Biodome de Montréalcar 29.8 km
29 min
$6–9
Line 215 bus, line 69 bus, line 139 bus
1. Take the bus from Brunswick / Auto Plaza to Henri-Bourassa / No 5265bus 215
2. Take the bus from Station Bois-Franc to Henri-Bourassa / Hôtel-de-Villebus 69
3. Take the bus from Carrefour Henri-Bourassa / Pie-IX to Station Pie-IXbus 139 / ...
2h 22m
$12
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Fairview Pointe-Claire to Biodome de Montréaltaxi 29.8 km
29 min
$70–90

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Map of how to get from Fairview Pointe-Claire to Biodome de Montréal.

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Distance: 33.2 km
Duration: 56 min

What companies run services between Fairview Pointe-Claire, QC, Canada and Biodome de Montréal, QC, Canada?

You can take a vehicle from Fairview Pointe-Claire to Biodome de Montréal via Brunswick / Auto Plaza, Henri-Bourassa / No 5265, Station Bois-Franc, Henri-Bourassa / Hôtel-de-Ville, Carrefour Henri-Bourassa / Pie-IX, and Station Pie-IX in around 2h 22m.

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