My husband and I recently visited the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and we had a wonderful experience! We went specifically to explore the grounds, enjoy the orchid displays during the event, and take in the sights and scents of the fresh spring flowers. While we were there, we did notice that there wasn’t a lot to see in the outdoor gardens yet, as the flowers and plants aren’t fully grown in for the season. However, the indoor exhibits were absolutely stunning, and we were blown away by how beautiful and vibrant the displays were.
One of the highlights of our visit was the orchid expo. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the varieties of orchids on display and learning more about these fascinating plants. The event was both educational and visually captivating, and we spent quite a bit of time admiring the delicate flowers.
Although the outdoor gardens are still in their early stages of bloom, we’re already looking forward to returning later in the season when the flowers are in full bloom. What made this visit even more special is that we decided to put the cost of our day ticket toward an annual pass, so we’ll have the opportunity to come back as often as we like and watch the gardens change throughout the year.
Overall, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a peaceful, beautiful spot to visit, and it’s clear that they put a lot of effort into creating such a welcoming environment. We can’t wait for our next visit and to see how the gardens evolve with each season!
Jasmine Vializ
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February 23, 2025
I had the pleasure of visiting the Atlanta Botanical Garden again, this time during their winter orchid show, and it was absolutely magical. It was my second winter visit, and I was once again struck by how they manage to create such a lush and vibrant atmosphere even when it's cold outside. The orchid show itself was a highlight – the colors, shapes, and sheer variety of orchids were astounding. It's a testament to the dedication and talent of the garden staff.
I left feeling refreshed and grateful for the opportunity to immerse myself in such beauty. If you're looking for a winter escape, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is the perfect destination.
Bhavya Ratadia
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December 26, 2024
A Must-Visit!
I recently visited the Botanical Garden during their garden light show, and it was an experience like no other. The light display across the entire garden was absolutely stunning. There were several stalls offering food and hot cocoa, adding to the festive atmosphere. I highly recommend visiting, especially during this time of year when the light show is still on. It’s a beautiful experience you won’t want to miss!
HurricaneK 04
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March 23, 2025
I went to the Garden Party at the Atlanta Botanical garden because I love flowers. I paid $100 for the event which included an early entrance ( which is almost impossible unless you arrive an hour early due to heavy traffic ) a thin blanket, two complimentary (mocktail) drinks and pictures with backgrounds. Did not include food (I paid $15 for a crepe, $18 for street tacos and $45 for a chef's box) would have been better off getting the $65 ticket. There was live music from various people including groups to individuals playing instruments. I'm a nature lover and enjoy being outside plus it was a nice dress up event. I would go back but I'm not paying for the "extras" next time.
Kamilah Douglas
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March 27, 2025
This botanical garden is scenic and diverse. I loved how beautiful the tulips were. Their colors were vibrant and they were perfect for photos. You could leisurely walk the entire garden in an hour and a half to two hours. There’s green house for desert plants and another section for rainforest plants. There’s a bar and even a restaurant within the botanical garden. This is a great place for dates, families, and even schools. I gave 4 stars because parking was expensive. I went on a normal weekday, no holiday or anything, and I had to pay $19. Too expensive.
Cassidy H
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March 13, 2025
My husband and I recently visited the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and we had a wonderful experience! We went specifically to explore the grounds, enjoy the orchid displays during the event, and take in the sights and scents of the fresh spring flowers. While we were there, we did notice that there wasn’t a lot to see in the outdoor gardens yet, as the flowers and plants aren’t fully grown in for the season. However, the indoor exhibits were absolutely stunning, and we were blown away by how beautiful and vibrant the displays were.
One of the highlights of our visit was the orchid expo. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the varieties of orchids on display and learning more about these fascinating plants. The event was both educational and visually captivating, and we spent quite a bit of time admiring the delicate flowers.
Although the outdoor gardens are still in their early stages of bloom, we’re already looking forward to returning later in the season when the flowers are in full bloom. What made this visit even more special is that we decided to put the cost of our day ticket toward an annual pass, so we’ll have the opportunity to come back as often as we like and watch the gardens change throughout the year.
Overall, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a peaceful, beautiful spot to visit, and it’s clear that they put a lot of effort into creating such a welcoming environment. We can’t wait for our next visit and to see how the gardens evolve with each season!
Jasmine Vializ
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February 23, 2025
I had the pleasure of visiting the Atlanta Botanical Garden again, this time during their winter orchid show, and it was absolutely magical. It was my second winter visit, and I was once again struck by how they manage to create such a lush and vibrant atmosphere even when it's cold outside. The orchid show itself was a highlight – the colors, shapes, and sheer variety of orchids were astounding. It's a testament to the dedication and talent of the garden staff.
I left feeling refreshed and grateful for the opportunity to immerse myself in such beauty. If you're looking for a winter escape, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is the perfect destination.
Bhavya Ratadia
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December 26, 2024
A Must-Visit!
I recently visited the Botanical Garden during their garden light show, and it was an experience like no other. The light display across the entire garden was absolutely stunning. There were several stalls offering food and hot cocoa, adding to the festive atmosphere. I highly recommend visiting, especially during this time of year when the light show is still on. It’s a beautiful experience you won’t want to miss!
HurricaneK 04
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March 23, 2025
I went to the Garden Party at the Atlanta Botanical garden because I love flowers. I paid $100 for the event which included an early entrance ( which is almost impossible unless you arrive an hour early due to heavy traffic ) a thin blanket, two complimentary (mocktail) drinks and pictures with backgrounds. Did not include food (I paid $15 for a crepe, $18 for street tacos and $45 for a chef's box) would have been better off getting the $65 ticket. There was live music from various people including groups to individuals playing instruments. I'm a nature lover and enjoy being outside plus it was a nice dress up event. I would go back but I'm not paying for the "extras" next time.
Kamilah Douglas
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March 27, 2025
This botanical garden is scenic and diverse. I loved how beautiful the tulips were. Their colors were vibrant and they were perfect for photos. You could leisurely walk the entire garden in an hour and a half to two hours. There’s green house for desert plants and another section for rainforest plants. There’s a bar and even a restaurant within the botanical garden. This is a great place for dates, families, and even schools. I gave 4 stars because parking was expensive. I went on a normal weekday, no holiday or anything, and I had to pay $19. Too expensive.
Cassidy H
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March 13, 2025
My husband and I recently visited the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and we had a wonderful experience! We went specifically to explore the grounds, enjoy the orchid displays during the event, and take in the sights and scents of the fresh spring flowers. While we were there, we did notice that there wasn’t a lot to see in the outdoor gardens yet, as the flowers and plants aren’t fully grown in for the season. However, the indoor exhibits were absolutely stunning, and we were blown away by how beautiful and vibrant the displays were.
One of the highlights of our visit was the orchid expo. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the varieties of orchids on display and learning more about these fascinating plants. The event was both educational and visually captivating, and we spent quite a bit of time admiring the delicate flowers.
Although the outdoor gardens are still in their early stages of bloom, we’re already looking forward to returning later in the season when the flowers are in full bloom. What made this visit even more special is that we decided to put the cost of our day ticket toward an annual pass, so we’ll have the opportunity to come back as often as we like and watch the gardens change throughout the year.
Overall, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a peaceful, beautiful spot to visit, and it’s clear that they put a lot of effort into creating such a welcoming environment. We can’t wait for our next visit and to see how the gardens evolve with each season!
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My husband and I recently visited the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and we had a wonderful experience! We went specifically to explore the grounds, enjoy the orchid displays during the event, and take in the sights and scents of the fresh spring flowers. While we were there, we did notice that there wasn’t a lot to see in the outdoor gardens yet, as the flowers and plants aren’t fully grown in for the season. However, the indoor exhibits were absolutely stunning, and we were blown away by how beautiful and vibrant the displays were. One of the highlights of our visit was the orchid expo. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the varieties of orchids on display and learning more about these fascinating plants. The event was both educational and visually captivating, and we spent quite a bit of time admiring the delicate flowers. Although the outdoor gardens are still in their early stages of bloom, we’re already looking forward to returning later in the season when the flowers are in full bloom. What made this visit even more special is that we decided to put the cost of our day ticket toward an annual pass, so we’ll have the opportunity to come back as often as we like and watch the gardens change throughout the year. Overall, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a peaceful, beautiful spot to visit, and it’s clear that they put a lot of effort into creating such a welcoming environment. We can’t wait for our next visit and to see how the gardens evolve with each season!
I had the pleasure of visiting the Atlanta Botanical Garden again, this time during their winter orchid show, and it was absolutely magical. It was my second winter visit, and I was once again struck by how they manage to create such a lush and vibrant atmosphere even when it's cold outside. The orchid show itself was a highlight – the colors, shapes, and sheer variety of orchids were astounding. It's a testament to the dedication and talent of the garden staff. I left feeling refreshed and grateful for the opportunity to immerse myself in such beauty. If you're looking for a winter escape, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is the perfect destination.
A Must-Visit! I recently visited the Botanical Garden during their garden light show, and it was an experience like no other. The light display across the entire garden was absolutely stunning. There were several stalls offering food and hot cocoa, adding to the festive atmosphere. I highly recommend visiting, especially during this time of year when the light show is still on. It’s a beautiful experience you won’t want to miss!
I went to the Garden Party at the Atlanta Botanical garden because I love flowers. I paid $100 for the event which included an early entrance ( which is almost impossible unless you arrive an hour early due to heavy traffic ) a thin blanket, two complimentary (mocktail) drinks and pictures with backgrounds. Did not include food (I paid $15 for a crepe, $18 for street tacos and $45 for a chef's box) would have been better off getting the $65 ticket. There was live music from various people including groups to individuals playing instruments. I'm a nature lover and enjoy being outside plus it was a nice dress up event. I would go back but I'm not paying for the "extras" next time.
This botanical garden is scenic and diverse. I loved how beautiful the tulips
were. Their colors were vibrant and they were perfect for photos. You could leisurely walk the entire garden in an hour and a half to two hours. There’s green house for desert plants and another section for rainforest plants. There’s a bar and even a restaurant within the botanical garden. This is a great place for dates, families, and even schools. I gave 4 stars because parking was expensive. I went on a normal weekday, no holiday or anything, and I had to pay $19. Too expensive.
My husband and I recently visited the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and we had a wonderful experience! We went specifically to explore the grounds, enjoy the orchid displays during the event, and take in the sights and scents of the fresh spring flowers. While we were there, we did notice that there wasn’t a lot to see in the outdoor gardens yet, as the flowers and plants aren’t fully grown in for the season. However, the indoor exhibits were absolutely stunning, and we were blown away by how beautiful and vibrant the displays were. One of the highlights of our visit was the orchid expo. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the varieties of orchids on display and learning more about these fascinating plants. The event was both educational and visually captivating, and we spent quite a bit of time admiring the delicate flowers. Although the outdoor gardens are still in their early stages of bloom, we’re already looking forward to returning later in the season when the flowers are in full bloom. What made this visit even more special is that we decided to put the cost of our day ticket toward an annual pass, so we’ll have the opportunity to come back as often as we like and watch the gardens change throughout the year. Overall, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a peaceful, beautiful spot to visit, and it’s clear that they put a lot of effort into creating such a welcoming environment. We can’t wait for our next visit and to see how the gardens evolve with each season!
I had the pleasure of visiting the Atlanta Botanical Garden again, this time during their winter orchid show, and it was absolutely magical. It was my second winter visit, and I was once again struck by how they manage to create such a lush and vibrant atmosphere even when it's cold outside. The orchid show itself was a highlight – the colors, shapes, and sheer variety of orchids were astounding. It's a testament to the dedication and talent of the garden staff. I left feeling refreshed and grateful for the opportunity to immerse myself in such beauty. If you're looking for a winter escape, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is the perfect destination.
A Must-Visit! I recently visited the Botanical Garden during their garden light show, and it was an experience like no other. The light display across the entire garden was absolutely stunning. There were several stalls offering food and hot cocoa, adding to the festive atmosphere. I highly recommend visiting, especially during this time of year when the light show is still on. It’s a beautiful experience you won’t want to miss!
I went to the Garden Party at the Atlanta Botanical garden because I love flowers. I paid $100 for the event which included an early entrance ( which is almost impossible unless you arrive an hour early due to heavy traffic ) a thin blanket, two complimentary (mocktail) drinks and pictures with backgrounds. Did not include food (I paid $15 for a crepe, $18 for street tacos and $45 for a chef's box) would have been better off getting the $65 ticket. There was live music from various people including groups to individuals playing instruments. I'm a nature lover and enjoy being outside plus it was a nice dress up event. I would go back but I'm not paying for the "extras" next time.
This botanical garden is scenic and diverse. I loved how beautiful the tulips
were. Their colors were vibrant and they were perfect for photos. You could leisurely walk the entire garden in an hour and a half to two hours. There’s green house for desert plants and another section for rainforest plants. There’s a bar and even a restaurant within the botanical garden. This is a great place for dates, families, and even schools. I gave 4 stars because parking was expensive. I went on a normal weekday, no holiday or anything, and I had to pay $19. Too expensive.
My husband and I recently visited the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and we had a wonderful experience! We went specifically to explore the grounds, enjoy the orchid displays during the event, and take in the sights and scents of the fresh spring flowers. While we were there, we did notice that there wasn’t a lot to see in the outdoor gardens yet, as the flowers and plants aren’t fully grown in for the season. However, the indoor exhibits were absolutely stunning, and we were blown away by how beautiful and vibrant the displays were. One of the highlights of our visit was the orchid expo. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the varieties of orchids on display and learning more about these fascinating plants. The event was both educational and visually captivating, and we spent quite a bit of time admiring the delicate flowers. Although the outdoor gardens are still in their early stages of bloom, we’re already looking forward to returning later in the season when the flowers are in full bloom. What made this visit even more special is that we decided to put the cost of our day ticket toward an annual pass, so we’ll have the opportunity to come back as often as we like and watch the gardens change throughout the year. Overall, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a peaceful, beautiful spot to visit, and it’s clear that they put a lot of effort into creating such a welcoming environment. We can’t wait for our next visit and to see how the gardens evolve with each season!