[2024 Burlington Attraction] Travel Guide for Royal Botanical Gardens (Updated Dec)

The largest cultivated garden area, Hendrie Park has something for everyone. This garden truly illustrates the diversity of both plants and garden design. #mynovgetaway#thanksgiving#couplestrip

Royal Botanical Gardens, Canada - A breathtakingly beautiful garden paradise!

The Royal Botanical Gardens are located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and are one of the largest botanical gardens in the world, covering an area of 1,093 hectares, including 5 garden areas and four nature sanctuaries! Adjacent to the bay, the scenery is beautiful and captivating, making it one of the main tourist attractions between Toronto and Niagara Falls! The garden showcases collections of more than 50 specialized plants, with the world's largest lilac collection being particularly outstanding! Composed of 5 cultivated gardens and 4 nature reserves, the total area is 2,700 acres, making it one of the largest botanical gardens in North America! Here you can find a variety of interesting paths, as well as lilacs, shrubs, and even some carnivorous plants!

Early spring at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Canada.

Spring in Toronto always comes late. In early April, the earth warms up and plants gradually change color. Spring flowers, such as daffodils, hyacinths, and tulips, start to bloom, starting with small flowers on the ground. The Royal Botanical Gardens of Canada is located in Hamilton and is mainly composed of several gardens, each with different flowers blooming in every season. Early April is the time when cherry blossoms bloom. Toronto receives quite a lot of rain in April. The official website of the botanical garden reports that cherry blossoms and magnolias are both blooming. This botanical garden is very large and mainly grows cherry blossoms, magnolias, and lilacs. It has huge lawns and winding trails, making it a great outdoor destination. The cherry blossoms and magnolia trees in the garden have huge crowns and are quite stunning when in bloom. Last week was the peak season for cherry blossoms. Magnolias were also in full bloom, but there were still many buds waiting to bloom. When I first visited this garden at the end of May last year, it was the peak season for lilacs, and it was amazing to see many magnolias still blooming with leaves. Garden parking fee for non-members is 10 CAD. It's best to go early on Sundays, otherwise members have priority. 📍Detailed address: 16 Old Guelph Rd, Hamilton, ON L0R 2H9