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Things to do in Montreal's east end with kids: 10 ideas around the Olympic Park and beyond

Published October 13, 2026. 2 min read.

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Montreal's east end has some of the city's best family outings, starting with the Olympic Park. Here are ten ideas, from Rosemont to Pointe-aux-Trembles.

In short: at the Olympic Park, the Biodôme, Planetarium, Insectarium and the Sports Centre pool; to burn energy, iSaute Anjou and BoulZeye; for free skating, Père-Marquette Arena.

At the Olympic Park

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1. Montreal Biodôme

Five ecosystems of the Americas under one roof.

2. Montreal Planetarium

Immersive shows under 360° domes, right next to the Biodôme.

3. Montreal Insectarium

The Grand Vivarium and its hundreds of free-flying live insects.

4. Olympic Park Sports Centre

Quebec's largest aquatic centre, with a wading pool and splash features during public swims.

5. StarCité Montréal

The movie theatre next to the Olympic Park, to end the day.

Rosemont

6. Père-Marquette Arena

Free public skating, no reservation, with skating aids lent to beginners.

7. La Cabane

A creative play space for families, with cooking classes.

8. Cinéma Beaubien

A cozy neighbourhood movie theatre.

Anjou and Pointe-aux-Trembles

9. iSaute Anjou

Interconnected trampolines, a foam pit and a separate zone for younger kids.

10. BoulZeye

Bowling, two-storey laser tag, escape rooms, arcades, virtual reality and an indoor play area.

Our tips

Frequently asked questions

What can kids do in Montreal's east end?

The Biodôme, Planetarium, Insectarium and Olympic Park pool, then iSaute Anjou or BoulZeye.

Where can we skate for free in the east end?

At Père-Marquette Arena in Rosemont, no reservation needed.

Where are trampolines in the east end?

At iSaute Anjou, with a separate zone for younger kids.

Information checked on October 13, 2026. Prices and hours may change: confirm with each place before you go.

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