Muttart Conservatory

I love it here. Even on a super busy day, you can find peace. The new earth exhibit is very nice. They have bean bags and blankets ,so you can relax below the globe. The staff are so friendly and have lots of additional info about the plants.

Wonderful date idea any time of year! Not too expensive, free with a leisure access pass. Parking is limited. Fairly accessible except for one exhibit has stairs and no parking right next to door, even the accessible spots. Restaurant is decent and quick with a variety of selections. Chai latte was amazing! Will be back for sure

Beautiful gardens! This was on our top 3 things to do when visiting Edmonton, and it was well worth it. We had a great time. So peaceful and not overly busy

Great experience at the conservatory today. It's visually stunning and wasn't too crowded. It was a bit smaller than I expected but it was quality not quantity. You can get comfortably get through in 60-80 minutes.

I love it here! Great for families, couples, or just an individual looking to get grounded and enjoy a peaceful time immersed in beauty, tranquility, and happiness.The restaurant offers some excellent food and the gift shop offers some unique items.Worth multiple visits.

Beautiful displays, awesome prices, signs with names for most plants, educational and smelled good, a cool opportunity to take a look around the world's assortment of plants in about an hour or so. I'll likely go again if I have the time passing through Edmonton.

4 different climate pyramids connected at a central hub with restaurant & gift store! They’re all great- my favourite is the Tropical Rain Forest & the feature pyramid which has an Asia flair celebrating the year of the Tiger! Well worth admission. Free kids art classes too with admission on certain days.

The location is good, there is a public transport stop nearby, and there is a large parking lot on the territory near the entrance. Immediately at the entrance is a seasonal area with tables and a cafe. Friendly and smiling employees at the reception. Botanical gardens are a large space with its own oases, tropical, asian and various ecosystems. Everyone will find their favorite plant here. On the way out, you can buy some types of flowers. A charming atmosphere prevails in each of the pyramids with musical accompaniment. A modern solution is a code next to the plant, scan it and you will be able to learn about the plant on the website. Thematic events are often held and there are beautiful photo zones.

We had been here once before but decided to visit again to see the special Lego exhibit. Theres a tropical pyramid, an arid, and temperate one. The fourth area is the special exhibit one. All three gardens are nice but each one is quite small. The cost is $14.50 per adult and there's free parking. There is also a small coffee shop with snacks. Overall worth seeing at least once but definitely wished it was bigger.