Montreal Botanical Garden

• Montreal
• 5 Hours
• Jan - July

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Description

Montreal Botanical Garden is a must-go when visiting Quebec's metropolis. Known to be one of the most important botanical gardens in the world, the Montreal Botanical Garden will charm you with its hundreds of collections of various species and colorful events and exhibitions. With more than 30 thematic gardens, 10 exhibition greenhouses, and an arboretum of 4000 trees, the botanical garden is a great place to spend a day discovering plants from all over the world. The Montreal Botanical Garden is a beautiful place if you are looking for an escape from the city and want to enjoy nature for a day.

Attractions info

Highlights

• Thematic Gardens: Over 30 thematic gardens, including a Chinese Garden, a Japanese Garden, a First Nations Garden, and a Mediterranean Garden.
• Exhibition Greenhouses: 10 exhibition greenhouses that house a wide variety of plants from around the world.
• Arboretum: Large arboretum with over 4,000 trees.
• Aquatic Garden: Aquatic plants from around the world, including water lilies, lotuses, and reeds.
• Rose Garden: 10,000 rose bushes blooming at the same time.

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Recommendation

• What to see

• Visitor guidelines

• Pre-arrival checklist

• Clothing

• Personal gear

• Safety & Guidelines

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What to see

Over 20 000 hybrid species and cultivars
30 thematic gardens, including a Chinese Garden, a Japanese Garden, and a First Nations Garden.
10 exhibition greenhouses including tropical rainforests, deserts, and cacti climate.
A large arboretum with over 4,000 trees.

Visitor guidelines

Dogs and other pets are not allowed
No one may pick any plants, seeds, fruit or vegetables.
No one may catch any animals including insects.
No one may climb on or damage any of the trees, works of art or buildings.
The use of tripods or monopods is not allowed in either the greenhouses or the outdoor flower beds.
Picnics are allowed only in the designated picnic areas. Barbecues, coolers, folding chairs, hammocks, lawn blankets or other picnic equipment and sunbathing are all prohibited.
Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times, and bathing suits are not acceptable.
Littering is prohibited. All garbage must be disposed of in the designated containers.
Eating and drinking are prohibited in the greenhouses, auditorium and library.
Children under 13 must be supervised by an adult at all times

Pre-arrival checklist

Weather Check: Prepare for current weather conditions and dress accordingly
Maps and Guides: Download maps or guides.
Attractions List: Identify places you want to visit.
Currency Exchange: Convert currency if necessary.

Clothing

Appropriate footwear and clothing
Backpack or tote bag for carrying essentials
Hat or cap for sun protection

Personal gear

Camera or smartphone for capturing photos.
Water bottles for staying hydrated.
Snacks or light meals for sustenance.
Sunscreen and sunglasses.
Personal identification and payment methods (ID, credit/debit cards, cash).
Map or guidebook for navigating the gardens.

Safety & Guidelines

Stay on designated paths and walkways to avoid damaging plants and gardens.
Be mindful of other visitors and maintain appropriate social distancing, especially in crowded areas.
Stay hydrated by bringing water with you and drinking regularly, especially on hot days.
Wear sunscreen and protective clothing to prevent sunburn and sun damage, especially during sunny days.
Follow all posted rules and regulations provided by Montreal Botanical Garden staff for a safe and enjoyable visit.

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