Cascade of Time Garden

I was in Inhotim, the largest open-air museum, and this event at Cascade garden brought many elements presented there. Sound, music, scenery. We were very moved.

I highly recommend it, the entire team is very friendly. And it's worth braving the cold.

I visited during Christmas time. Lighting was awesome. With lights and mountain view make my day

So beautiful the area that has been prepared whit all the lights ready for Christmas.
The people nice and very friendly

A beautiful park/garden especially during the winter when it's covered in fresh snow which was what happened in the evening we did our searching for the spirit of the Christmas event. All these beautiful lights and it's free too!

10 Things to Do in Banff this SummerWhether it’s waking up early to catch a sunrise, taking in the pristine views while out day hiking, paddling your way through turquoise coloured waters, or simply laying by the river with a book in hand - there’s something for everyone here in Banff National Park! Located just a short 90 minute drive from Calgary, Banff is a perfect day trip destination to escape the city buzz. 1. Catch a sunrise and/or a sunsetWhether you’re a photographer, a nature lover or just someone who loves to take in the simple pleasures in life, sunrises and sunsets here in Banff will not disappoint. Why not start the day with a hot cup of coffee and watch the day unfold (Evelyn’s Coffee Bar located on Banff Ave do delicious drinks early in the morning). Or finish the day watching the sunset while reflecting on your day exploring the park. With mountain peaks in every direction it’s hard not to find a good location but Two Jack Lake and Vermillion Lakes are certainly two favorites. For those of you with an adventurous side, why not combine a sunrise or sunset with a hike? The end result is a lot more satisfying when you know you have worked to achieve it! Vermillion Lakes 2. Take a scenic drive along the Icefields ParkwayIf you only have a day to spend here in Banff and you want to see as much as possible, then a scenic drive along the Icefields Parkway will leave you speechless. The Parkway takes you along Highway #93 from Lake Louise to Jasper and offers scenery like no other. If it’s endless mountain ranges, ancient glaciers and turquoise coloured lakes you’re after then this is the road for you.  If you don’t plan on driving all the way to Jasper then a good turn around point would be Peyto Lake. From the start of the road to Peyto Lake you can admire Herbert Lake, Hector Lake, Crowfoot Glacier, Bow Lake and The Lodge at Bow Lake that sits on Bow Lake shoreline. Remember to stick to the speed limits! Not only do you want to slow down to take it all in but Banff is home to a lot of wildlife which you may be lucky to encounter. Be sure to check the Parks Canada website for proper wildlife etiquette. Icefields Parkway 3. Canoe on Lake Louise or Moraine Lake Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are two of Canada’s most iconic lakes. On a warm summer day the lakes are a perfect place to visit. But don’t be fooled! As enticing as the water looks, glacial water is very cold so swimming is not an option. Instead, rent a canoe for a couple of hours. Canoeing allows you to be out on the water, absorbed by the beautiful vibrant colours while seeing the area from a new perspective. If time permits, there are endless hiking trails around the lakes too. At the end of your activities, a cool refreshment awaits inside one of the eateries at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise and Moraine Lake Lodge.  Check the transit and shuttle schedule for Banff National Park before visiting Lake Louise and Moraine Lake. Personal vehicles are no longer allowed to access Moraine Lake, and Lake Louise parking is limited and in high demand during the summer months. Canoe on Lake Louise.  4. Bike the trailsBiking is a perfect way to explore Banff National Park and, whether you’re an avid mountain biker, road biker, or simply riding to unwind, there are trails for all.   The Banff Legacy Trail is a local’s favorite. The 26.8km paved trail starts from the Bow Valley Parkway and runs all the way to the Travel Alberta Visitor Information Centre located on the edge of Canmore. The trail was built in honour of Banff National Park’s 125th Anniversary and the interpretive information signs, rest stops and picnic areas make it a fun, leisurely trail to ride on. Banff Legacy TrailBiking in Banff.  5. Go hikingThere’s no better smell than the smell of pine trees on a warm summer’s day! If you’re a lover of the outdoors who worships spending time in nature, then hiking the trails in Banff is probably high on your list. Depending on what you want to gain out of your hiking experience (meadows, wild flowers, waterfalls, lakes, summit views), there are trails for all. Chec

It's good to spend time with kids, quick destination to cover. You would not miss anything if you dnt visit this place.

Everything is very beautiful! The garden was a pleasant surprise, it is an open environment, with various flowers, mini waterfalls, everything is very beautiful!
The coolest thing is that it's free, just open the gate and be enchanted by the beauty of the place
It's worth the visit and whoever has time, feel free to enjoy this calm and beautiful environment.

In a walkable distance from downtown Banff. It is relaxing and pleasing. You can garb your lunch or dinner and have it here. Amazing place for relaxation.

I went there yesterday, probably because it was a Saturday with a lot of people and it was hard to find a parking space.

This is a nice garden to visit. It's very clean and the flowers are very well maintained, there are some nice small waterfalls as well. And at the back of the garden there is access to a trail where u can see wild animals

Stunning gardens well worth a visit. We spent about two hours here. A great place for a picnic and wonderful for kids.

Beautiful free gardens, definitely worth a visit. Then take the bridge just in front and go explore Banff's city centre

Gorgeous location. There are lots of different blooms to take in, and the building is fantastic. Be sure to wander the rear gardens too smd, if you are lucky, you may see a bride and groom doing their pictures.

There were so many people! But it was a beautiful garden with free access what’s there to complain about.

Lovely location for a quick stroll. Gardens are well maintained and is complimented with a great view of the mountains and town of Banff.

You like flowers? Then definitely visit this spot.

Beautiful place to visit when in or around Banff downtown. It’s hardly few couple of kilometres from Banff downtown. Serene place where you can enjoy the building’s architecture, garden area and sitting spots.

A beautiful walk in the middle of the tourist crowd. A great place to relax and enjoy the flowers. A must see.

Wonderful place to sit back and smell the flowers, reflect on life, and enjoy the scenery. Very quiet and laid back. Plenty to see if you need to find some zen.

A wonderful park where there are many flowers, fountains and small waterfalls. There is a gazebo and benches.beautiful view of the city.

A historic castle is full of green turf and bright red flowers blooming, and there are many gazebos and wooden chairs. I really appreciate the hardworking gardening team members. However, there is no parking or parking lot on the surrounding roadside. It is recommended to park the car in the parking lot of the cave museum and walk here. It's great that you can go in and visit directly without charging tickets.