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Denver Botanic Gardens
Hours of Operation
- Open mid-Sep - Apr: daily 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; May - mid-Sep: Sat. - Tue. 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.; Wed. - Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(720) 865-3500
1005 York St
Denver, CO 80206
Denver, CO 80206
Description
The 23-acre Denver Botanic Gardens showcases 9,500 species of plants artistically displayed in over 30 exhibits. Exhibits include water-sensitive plants from the Rocky Mountain region, a small Japanese garden, a conservatory filled with tropical flora and a variety of lilacs. The gardens is visited y...
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The 23-acre Denver Botanic Gardens showcases 9,500 species of plants artistically displayed in over 30 exhibits. Exhibits include water-sensitive plants from the Rocky Mountain region, a small Japanese garden, a conservatory filled with tropical flora and a variety of lilacs. The gardens is visited year-round with its popular outdoor concert series in the summer to the thousands of twinkling lights in the winter. Located in the Congress Park neighborhood, the garden is sandwiched between two of Denver's favorite parks, Congress Park and Cheeseman Park.
Admission Details
Summer: Adults $8.50; Seniors (65+) $5.50; Students and Youth (4-15) $5; Children 4 and under are free. Winter: Adults $7.50; Seniors (65+) $4.50; Students and Youth (4-15) $4; Children 4 and under are free.
Features
family-friendly, historic, romantic, outdoors, gardens, child-oriented, educational
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Celebrating the beauty of nature by cultivating it in a very human way, the Denver Botanic Gardens show the best of what both Colorado and the larger world has to offer. During the summer, attend a romantic outdoor concert in the evening or show up any time with the kids for an outdoor romp.