Daytime Visit to Atlanta Botanical Garden

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with a daytime visit to the Atlanta Botanical Garden, where every path leads to a new discovery.

Last updated: Apr 2024

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Weekday $26.95/adult, $23.95/child; Weekend $29.95/adult, $26.95/child; Members and children under 3 free.
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Discover the enchanting Atlanta Botanical Garden, a serene escape featuring stunning flora, themed gardens, and vibrant exhibitions. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with a daytime visit to the Atlanta Botanical Garden, where every path leads to a new discovery. Begin your journey in the heart of Atlanta with a visit to the Atlanta Botanical Garden, a place where nature's artistry is on full display. This experience promises an escape into a world of spectacular floral collections, thematic gardens, and breathtaking exhibits. Your visit starts with the vibrant colors of the seasonal blooms, leading you through the tranquil Japanese Garden, the exotic Orchid Display House, and the innovative Edible Garden. Learn about the conservation efforts and educational programs that make this garden not just a feast for the eyes but a beacon for botanical science and environmental stewardship.

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Itinerary

Arrival: Enter through the main gate, presenting your ticket or Garden membership for admission.
Explore Themed Gardens: Begin with the Rose Garden, then move to the Japanese Garden and the Orchid Display House.
Seasonal Highlights: Check the Garden's current exhibits and seasonal blooms guide to not miss any highlights.
Educational Opportunities: Take time to read about conservation efforts and educational programs throughout the Garden.
Relaxation and Reflection: Find a peaceful spot to relax, such as near the Cascades Garden or in the Storza Woods.
Departure: Exit through the main gate, completing your visit filled with natural beauty and serene landscapes.

Location

1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309

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Packing List

Comfortable walking shoes
Water bottle
Sunscreen
Hat or visor
Camera or smartphone for photos
Light rain jacket or umbrella (weather dependent)

4.7 ● Google reviews

Atlanta Botanical Gardens was magical! Meticulously manicured, everything was stunning. Highlight for me was the Orchid house. I could of spent hours in there. It was so peaceful. They also have a fantastic restaurant with delicious craft cocktails, great food and service! I think Our server, i think Jay was his name, was awesome! Accommodating, professional. Great smile! Very impressed. This was our first visit but are planning to become members. There's lots of great events throughout the year and we are looking forward to enjoying them! Most memorable day date in Atlanta so far!

A treat for all senses! I arrived on a glorious spring morning to soothing mediation music. As I entered the garden, I was greeted with the sweet scent of blossoms. Enjoyed the beautiful textures and colors of the various gardens. Loved the cool, shady Canopy Walk. This would be great in the summer with all the shade and cool water running through the Cascade garden. The serenity of the small Japanese garden was lovely. Don't miss the orchid and high altitude areas. Gorgeous visit!

Amazing gardens! The rainforest section was the best part! The orchid section was so cool!!!! Didn't get to see the Earth Goddess, but they had an Alice in Wonderland setup which was amazing! Didn't feel rushed even though we stayed until 8:30pm. Drinks were great! Try the garden beer :)

Such a beautiful experience, we managed to get there right before their Alice and Wonderland exhibit was opened, so we got to see some of those topiaries without the crowd! They had wine bars around the park that you could carry with you, and the restaurant on site was great! It's definitely worth a visit!

Good place to slow down and smell the roses. They are gearing up for the Alice in wonderland exhibit which is looking great. Recommend visiting a couple of time to soak it all in. There are restaurants as well and children’s exhibits to encourage learning. Weekends are generally busier that during the week, so try to get there early.

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