THEODORE, Ala. (WKRG) — Gardens across the globe were honored at the International Garden Tourism Conference held earlier this month in Victoria, British Columbia. Among those honored was Bellingrath Gardens in Theodore, which was named to the list of 12 gardens as one of the ‘Gardens of the World Worth Travelling For in 2024.’ “In […]
Autumn in Montreal is a love story waiting to happen. The dropping temperatures are a perfect excuse to draw closer to a loved one, and the city, with its canvas of fall colours, provides the perfect backdrop for heart-fluttering encounters. It's all about finding cozy indoor corners to cuddle and taking full advantage of the outdoors before the frost sets in. While the trees transition to shades of amber and gold, parks take on a new life, and the city's quieter corners become the go-to spots for those in the know.
As the first amber leaves begin to drift from the trees, Montreal's iconic Jardin Botanique bursts into life once again, bathed in the ethereal glow of the Gardens of Light festival. From September 1 through October 31, pathways at the iconic botanical garden will illuminate with lanterns and light shows. On crisp fall evenings, you can wander among glowing displays a fusion of stories, culture, and night-time magic.
A walk through the Montreal Botanical Garden is like stepping into a fantasy world: the paths are winding, the colours are vibrant and the illuminated decor is magical. The Gardens of Light show is more spectacular than ever this year with added interactive and storytelling elements to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Whether you're an experienced Montrealer, a newby in town or just passing through the 514, our city always has tons of fun activities every weekend, even now that the chilly weather is back and the leaves are losing their summer green.