The Montreal Botanical Garden is one of the largest botanical gardens in the world. It is the largest natural sciences center in Canada and one of the most prominent tourist attractions in Montreal. The park is located on Sherbourg Street, opposite the Montreal Olympic Stadium. The garden was established in 1931 and has an area of 75 hectares. It is characterized by plant diversity and the stunning art of horticulture, which has made it an amazing artistic painting that one cannot tire of contemplating.
Montreal Park Gardens The Montreal Botanical Garden is the largest collection of gardens in the world, as it includes diverse and different gardens specialized in several fields, including: Educational parks such as: Community gardens that provide a space for visitors to experience agriculture and experimental gardens that allow visitors to learn about the latest experiments and research in botany Cultural parks: These are gardens based on landmarks of Asian cultures, such as the Chinese Garden, which displays Chinese culture in its finest form. The garden was designed in a manner identical to Chinese gardens and the beauty of its features, buildings, bridges, and water ponds. There is also the Japanese Garden, whose beautiful design is characterized by the presence of rock gardens, spacious ponds, and the famous flower in Japan, the cherry blossom.
Eco-parks: They are gardens concerned with plants that grow and adapt in different environments, and one of these gardens is the Butterfly Garden, which cares for all types of butterflies and provides visitors with rare information about the rarest and most endangered species, ways to care for them, their environmental importance, and other details .As for the cactus and desert plant gardens, it shows and demonstrates the skill of these plants in adapting to difficult environmental conditions such as heat and drought .Finally, there was the Urban Forest Garden, which conveyed an exact image of the forests that grow within an urban environment.