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Christmas at The Butchart Gardens

$39.50 Adults | $19.75 Youth (13-17) | $5.00 Kids (12 & Under)
    December 1 - January 6
    3:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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    Christmas is a cheerful time of year at The Gardens. Bundle up and stroll through the Twelve Days of Christmas displays to discover each scene while you sing along to the classic Christmas carol. Enjoy the sounds of the season with Traditional Carollers or listen to the Festive Brass, then stop in at the Coffee Shop to warm up with a hot chocolate and gingerbread by the fire.

    While the flowers sleep, The Gardens come to life with colourful displays of lights, including scenes depicting The Twelve Days of Christmas. Wander the pathways to discover each scene while you sing along to the classic Christmas carol.

    With traditional carollers and a festive brass band, there’s no shortage of seasonal sounds at The Gardens! Step into the Piazza and sing along to classic carols sure to put you in the Christmas spirit. The sound of the festive brass instruments and traditional carollers will follow you down the garden path, greeting you at the beginning and end of your walk. Traditional Carollers and Festive Brass alternate every half hour 5:00pm – 9:00pm.

    Before or after your walk, enjoy The Gardens’ renowned fare in the Dining Room Restaurant. Festive dining is an experience to remember in Jennie Butchart’s former residence or opt for more casual fare in the Blue Poppy Restaurant.

    Lace up your skates and step onto the rink: nestled under strings of twinkling lights, our outdoor rink adds a little romance to a classic Canadian pastime. Breathe in the fresh air, and when you’re done on the ice, warm up by the fire in the Coffee Shop with family or friends and a cup of hot chocolate.

     

    Destination Greater Victoria is honoured to be based on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples of the Songhees Nation and Xwsepsum Nation, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.