The most beautiful parks and gardens Canada

A unique peninsula located at the tip of the Gaspé, where marine bird colonies and Arctic-alpine plants thrive on impressive rock formations.

Located in the Trinity-Bellwoods sector, this beautiful green space covers 14.6 hectares. Literally taken by storm on a sunny day, it is here that the inhabitants of the district come to relax and not only. A haven for relaxation but also for leisure activities, there are baseball, volleyball and tennis courts, a paddling pool and two children's playgrounds, and picnic areas in abundance. In winter, the skating rink is a delight for young and old alike. Bonus: farmer's market on site, every Tuesday from 3pm to 7pm, from May to the end of October.

The fjords into in the land allow whale watching between May and August, while the wooded and hilly plains are teeming with traces of life for the natives and pioneers from Europe.

The only national park in the region is to discover one of the most beautiful landscapes in Atlantic Canada: dunes, fine sand beaches, cliffs of red sandstone, ponds and wood are home to trails that facilitate the observation of diverse plants and animals, such as the piping plover, the endangered bird.

The highest tides in the world allow this park to observe a marine fauna buried in the sand. It hides at the pace of the fishing boats, whose occupants go to the picturesque village of colourful houses between the coast and wooded hills.

This park, a veritable oasis of greenery, is the point of migration of many bird species and the monarch butterfly, given its geographical location. It is in the southernmost part of Canada, at the same level as northern California.

Located at the boundary of the boreal forest and Arctic tundra, this park is the ideal place for observing polar bears and bison, taking into account its distinctive wilderness character.