The International Peace Garden was founded in 1932 as a symbol of peace between nations.

Visitors from across the world are welcomed throughout the seasons. Features include the Conservatory, home to over 5000 species of Cacti and succulents - including rare and endangered species from across the world, and an area where art and cultural displays are featured. The Formal Garden includes more than 80,000 flowering plants including an 18-foot floral clock. Along the garden path is the 9-11 Memorial site with girders from the Twin Towers, floral displays representing the US and Canadian flags, flag displays of many nations and tribes.

Soothing sounds of both the Carillon Bell Tower chimes and a formal water channel and peace fountain provide calming waters.

At nearly 2,400 acres, the Garden also offers many visitor experiences. From kayaking, canoeing, bird watching, camping, events, to snowshoeing and cross country skiing on the winter trails, many opportunities to enjoy the beauty and sounds of nature throughout the seasons.

Visitors may also enjoy the Butterfly and Pollinator garden. The endangered Monarch butterfly and other species are often seen enjoying the gardens each summer. The cafe often includes freshly picked items from the garden on the daily menu.

The gardens are a great place to enjoy all that nature can offer. Wildlife including moose and deer roam across the vast land area.

Promoting the ideals of peace between nations while enriching lives through conservation, education, recreation, art, culture, and reconciliation.

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