Debra Smith This world-renowned garden has impressed Victoria's visitors since 1904, and in 2004 it was declared a National Historic Site of Canada on its 100th anniversary. Covering 55 acres ...

The gardens, located in Brentwood Bay near Victoria, BC ... When you’re talking famous landmarks in Canada, you can’t ignore ...

This waterfront city has historic streets lined with local shops, gardens bursting with colour, and even some castles that look like they've been plucked from the pages of a storybook. It's known ...

a popular tourist attraction near Victoria. Following in the footsteps of Disneyland and Lollapalooza, the gardens — home to world-famous floral displays — no longer welcome the selfie stick.

Butchart Gardens in December 2017. The world-famous site will close on Feb. 1 and re-open Feb. 16. DARREN STONE, TIMES COLONIST Victoria’s largest and most famous tourist attraction will close ...

Gabriel and Sarah Chrisman had travelled to Victoria to celebrate ... tickets to lunch at Butchart Gardens in advance and couldn't wait to see the world-famous floral displays.

was known in Victoria as a patron of the arts. She was married to Ian Ross, whose family established Butchart Gardens. He died in 1997. Their daughter, Robin-Lee Clarke, heads the world-famous ...