Japanese garden

The Japanese Garden is located in the Montreal Botanical Garden. All the elements of this garden are harmoniously arranged, which creates a sense of calm. It is a meditative place filled with symbolism. Every tree, every bush, every stone was carefully adapted to create a harmonious whole.

The garden was created in 1988 on the territory of 2.5 hectares.

All paths of the garden lead to a pond with a series of waterfalls and streams, where visitors can admire carp floating in shallow water.

The garden also houses a Japanese-style cultural pavilion that hosts various tea exhibitions. Tea ceremonies are held here throughout the summer. Other traditional Japanese arts such as ikebana and iaido are also exhibited here.