The Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG), located in Burlington, Ontario, just outside Toronto, spans 2,700 acres (1,100 hectares) of protected land, with 400 display acres (162 hectares) dedicated to five distinct formal gardens. Established as the largest botanical garden in Canada, the RBG is renowned for its vibrant displays, including a colorful rock garden, a fragrant rose garden, and a serene tea house. Visitors can also explore an indoor Mediterranean garden, offering a year-round escape. The gardens provide a tranquil setting where visitors can stroll through diverse landscapes and enjoy the natural beauty of each carefully curated space.
Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG)
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