Canadensis Botanical Garden
4 km
Great fall event on location. Local artists, wagon rides, and beautiful paths to vie...
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nice place lots of flowers and well kept. volunteers working hard to keep it up and clean. beautiful...parking is paid near the museum $3.75/hr and $12/day. there is small water fountain with fish in it. must visit if you love flowers and blooms...
This garden is spectacular and phenomenally well maintained! Shout out to the volunteers keeping this gem in Ottawa clean, beautiful and worthy of visit. Love the fresh air the breeze in this garden… a little pound with golden fish in it, and varieties of plants, herbs and flowers… tbh, the only point that I would deduct is that not all the areas are accessible for those on the wheelchair or stroller. Other than that, this place is a piece of heaven!
Such a beautiful spot to walk through or sit on a bench and hear the birds. The flowers are so beautifully matched. Such a feast for the eyes!! Great for families, those going solo, couples….really anyone. And free!Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo
I visited this place last week and it was beautiful to take shots. However, I have to go back again since it was still too early in spring and not much to see. If you are looking to enjoy it, go a bit later spring or beginning of summer. Some parts so far of the gardens looked beautiful and enjoyable.
Gorgeous gardens full of life and colour. I really enjoy the water features, very peaceful.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo
Love this garden! Free parking available as well. Lots and lots to see. Different flowers, trees, and plants. Lots of place to have a picnic too!Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo wait
Beautiful garden. Plenty of colourful flowers. Perfect place for photoshoots.
Lovely visit. The garden was in full bloom of irises, roses and peonies of different colors A must for flower lovers.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo wait
Zen place to visit after work and relax , breathe and enjoy the natural beauty of the gardens, listen to the birds.
I use this place to show my child the animals beneath the veil of our agricultural system. These animals, though constrained by the limits of their nature still share a great deal with us and our human experience. They too were created and sustained by the industrial systems we are enmeshed in, they too cannot leave if they wanted to. My hope is that these early connections with nature will foster an empathy for nature, so that I can mitigate the cultural solipsism which is driving this civilization off a cliff. It is too easy to ignore the systematic misery this culture visits on these innocent beings in the name of profit and efficiency, this place offers its patrons and their families the ability to connect with those without a voice nor much of a choice. Great for the whole family, or go alone, idc
Canadensis Botanical Garden
4 km
Great fall event on location. Local artists, wagon rides, and beautiful paths to vie...
