Allan Gardens is one of those places during winter in Toronto where you want to spend some time with your friends and family, especially if you are a big lover of photography. All Gardens have hundreds of flowering plants put on display during winter.
I was recently in Toronto to celebrate Christmas and new year. On Christmas days, when there is nothing much to do if you want to go out, Allan gardens is one of those places which will be open and where you want to spend time with your family and friends. During Christmas and new year, there are also special lightings in the garden
Allan Gardens Winter Festival & Flower show details
- Timing: First Week of December to Second Week of January. Open on Christmas & New Year. Please verify on this website.
- Entry Fee: Nil
- Schedule: 10 AM to 5 PM (Timings might differ on special days)
Allan Gardens indoor sub-gardens
Tropical Gardens
Tropical gardens will have tropical flowers such as orchids, bromeliads, begonia and gesneriads
Cool Temperate House
The cool temperate house gardens feature Camellias, Jasmine and plants from Australia and the Mediterranean
The Palm House
The Palm House dome shelters a thriving collection of varied palms, bananas and tropical vines with drifts of brilliantly colored seasonal plants. The palm house dome is just at the entrance.
The Tropical Landscape House
The Tropical Landscape House offers lush exotics such as cycads, gingers, hibiscus, and a green jade vine
The Arid House
The Arid House is home to a large display of unusual cacti and succulents including collections of agave, opuntia, haworthia, and aloe
Washrooms are available in the conservatory. The park outside offers a Dog Off-Leash Area, a drinking fountain and a playground.
What to see in Allan Gardens?
- Flower beds
- tropical plants
- Flower house
- toy train
- turtles, water-wheel, and fishes
- Christmas tree and other trees
Allan Gardens Photos
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