Weblocal.ca

Search

business name, category, key word, etc.
Locations region, city or postal code for better results
No recent locations
Find local businesses, rate your experiences, and share with the community
Love It Hate It
0 0
popup tail
4.5 stars 59 reviews

Nitobe Memorial Garden

1895 Lower Mall
Vancouver, BC  V6T 1Z4

(604) 822-9666

Get Directions
Start from:

What the community has to say about Nitobe Memorial Garden

Add Photo or Video
User Photos & Videos

Be the first Weblocal.ca user to add photos or videos of Nitobe Memorial Garden

Got something to say?
Be the first Weblocal.ca user to review Nitobe Memorial Garden
Other Reviews from the web
English
4.5 star rating
November 23, 2014

Very small Japanese garden.It is very quiet.Not really a destination in itself but a nice place to go for a stroll if you live or study in the area.It really couldn't be more relaxing. I don't understand everything about Japanese gardens but they have a nice brochure that explains all the elements.

Brought to you by yelp

4.5 star rating
August 31, 2014

A decent garden but could be larger. Check out Portland's Japanese garden for a more extensive experience.

Brought to you by yelp

4.5 star rating
nice quiet spot
May 27, 2014

Although it is small it is an oasis in the middle of the jungle. The garden is a nice quiet spot to visit. There is a pond in the middle with paths and bridges to wander about. Very peaceful.

Brought to you by tripadvisor

Business Description from the Web
English
December 14, 2013

Welcome to Nitobe Memorial Garden, a traditional Japanese Tea and Stroll garden located at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada

Brought to you by hotfrog

December 07, 2008

Professor Kannosuke Mori created this place in memory of Dr. Inazo Nitobe (1861-1933), an esteemed educator in Canada. The UBC garden opened in 1960, and was designed using the principles of Zen and Shintoism. Visitors leisurely stroll its curving paths counter-clockwise, as the garden progresses from beginning to growth and change to an ending. Japanese maples, flowering cherry, azaleas,... more

Brought to you by yahootravelca

All Rights Reserved © 2008-2024 Weblocal.ca