the name Man and His World or Terre des Hommes. Most of the expo installations were dismantled and the island was returned to parkland. Visitor attractions Several important attractions are found on the island, including the Saint Helen Island Fort, the La Ronde amusement park, the Biosphere (an interpretative museum about the Saint Lawrence River installed in the former American Pavilion from Expo), and an Aquatic Complex (French: Complexe aquatique de l'île Sainte-Hélène) that includes three exterior pools. The park is a primary recreational site for Montrealers and hosts frequent concerts and shows, including the L'International des Feux Loto-Québec international fireworks competition and the annual Osheaga music festival. As of 2022, it will be the home of Lasso Montreal, a brand new country music themed festival that was originally intended to debut in 2020 but was postponed to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Montreal. During the summer season, on Sundays, electronic music fans can enjoy live DJs during the Piknic Elektronic event. Transportation The island can be accessed by public transit, by car, by bicycle or by foot. The Concordia Bridge links St. Helen's Island to Montreal's Cité du Havre neighbourhood on the Island of Montreal as well as Notre Dame Island (which itself is connected to Saint-Lambert on the south shore by bicycle paths). The island is also accessible via the Jacques Cartier Bridge from both the Island of Montreal and Longueuil on the south shore. The Yellow Line of the Montreal Metro has a stop on St. Helen's Island: Jean-Drapeau station. Gallery See also List of islands of Quebec Notes Sources External links Parc Jean-Drapeau Saint Helen's Island Collection McGill University Library & Archives. Site de l'exile de Napoléon à Sainte Hélène - Napoleon at St Helena Hochelaga Archipelago Expo 67 Landforms of Montreal Parc Jean-Drapeau Heritage sites in Quebec (Cultural Heritage Act) River islands of Quebec Islands of the Saint Lawrence River 1874 establishments in Canada