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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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.

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1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309

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4.7 ● Google reviews

Fantastic! Spent all day here, enjoying the flowers and displays. There was a scarecrow exhibition going on that was creative & fun. The grounds are well laid out and nicely tended. A couple of times garden staff heard us wondering about something and they answered our questions. You could tell they clearly have pride in their work. Beautiful.

If you want to kill time and spend it sightseeing with family, I HIGHLY recommend this place! There is so much to see. They have beautifully organized rows of all kinds of plants and flowers. Truly such an impressive sight to see. The variety of plants is amazing! They have multiple different gardens, each are super unique. They also have different greenhouses as well, they had an orchid one, a desert one, and a tropical one. They are so immersive, it felt as though I had walked into Pandora from Avatar.

The garden is huge, and we were lucky to have great weather, so we really enjoyed our time there. There’s plenty to see and explore, making it a great spot to spend a day. However, the ticketing process was a bit frustrating. They tried to sign us up for something to save about $3 when buying four tickets, which felt unnecessary and time-consuming. It would be better if the process was more straightforward. Overall, we loved the garden, but the ticketing experience could be improved!

This is my happy place, if you have time to kill and don't want to be indoors, head here. Lots of walking, lots of benches for not walking, plenty space for little & big ones to runaround. Take a book, journal, get some food, enjoy life. They have rotating exhibits that add a new flare for each visit. Well worth the money, highly recommend.

The gardens was clean and pretty. The trails were walkable and there was plenty of seating all throughout. The big exhibits (Alice in Wonderland) were the best part to me. Other than the exotic plants and the conservatory, I think I have a good bit of the same plants in my backyard. They were arranged nice though. I think Botanical Gardens in general just aren’t my cup of tea, but I was also really frustrated walking around. The exhibit names didn’t all match the map so it was hard to figure out where on the map I was and signage was lacking, to say the least. There were several other people I saw and talked to who had the same issue.

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