We came here in late August, we enjoyed our walk through all the different gardens they had, its so beautiful and peaceful. There was not many flowers, which is understandable but I will definitely come back in the spring! We learned and saw new plants that we didn't know existed. I do suggest bringing mosquito spray, or you can buy some at their shop. Also, they have a great spot for the kids to enjoy! Overall we loved it and enjoyed our time!
Andrea Sanford
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June 23, 2026
This was our third year attending the holiday lights show at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and somehow it gets better every year!
From the incredible displays of twinkling lights to the beautifully illuminated gardens, every corner feels like stepping into a holiday wonderland. One of our family's favorite traditions is gathering around the S'mores Station, where the grandkids can roast marshmallows and create sweet memories together.
The highlights are endless. The reflective fountains, sparkling with colorful lights, create breathtaking scenery throughout the garden. The stunning Earth Goddess (our grandkids lovingly call her the "Volcano Princess") is absolutely mesmerizing, and the synchronized light and music displays are simply spectacular.
One of the most magical moments is walking across the suspended canopy walkway, surrounded by hundreds of lights hanging from the treetops, gently swaying in the breeze. As holiday favorites play alongside fun surprises ranging from Nat King Cole classics to the Star Wars theme, the entire experience feels enchanting for visitors of every age.
Whether you're already overflowing with holiday spirit or trying to turn a Grumpy Grandpa Grinch into a believer, this event delivers. It's the perfect place to bring family and friends, make memories, and start a tradition you'll look forward to year after year.
A heartfelt thank you to the amazing team at the Atlanta Botanical Garden for creating such a beautiful holiday experience. We visit our grandkids in Atlanta every year, and this event has become one of our most treasured family traditions. We can't wait to come back next Christmas!
Vincent Lam
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August 26, 2026
This botanical garden was amazing. It could be my favorite place in Atlanta, better than the aquarium and Coca-Cola museum. The lovely forest inside was an awesome place to walk around and enjoy the peace. The plants were built in various shapes. There were not too many visitors. The staff were friendly. Special themed events were held.
The Sassy Traveler
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April 26, 2026
Gorgeous. If you go, you must take the canopy walk, and spend a few hours pursuing the rest of the grounds. The aquaponics building is super interesting! I imagine it gets pretty hot during the summertime, so don't skimp on the hydration! We went mid-April and the walk was manageable. Plenty of spaces to get around to in a wheelchair. There is also a very nice vantage point of the park and the Atlanta Skyline at the outlook point in the back. Maps are provided at the entrance for ease of navigation.
Theresa Bettison
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July 02, 2026
Beautiful and well worth the price. Was very hot but the shaded pathways was nice. My favorite was the gardens from the Andes mountains, so nice and cool on a hot day , staff was friendly, and helpful. Knowledgeable about the park and some of the plants. Highly recommend visiting.
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We came here in late August, we enjoyed our walk through all the different gardens they had, its so beautiful and peaceful. There was not many flowers, which is understandable but I will definitely come back in the spring! We learned and saw new plants that we didn't know existed. I do suggest bringing mosquito spray, or you can buy some at their shop. Also, they have a great spot for the kids to enjoy! Overall we loved it and enjoyed our time!
This was our third year attending the holiday lights show at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and somehow it gets better every year! From the incredible displays of twinkling lights to the beautifully illuminated gardens, every corner feels like stepping into a holiday wonderland. One of our family's favorite traditions is gathering around the S'mores Station, where the grandkids can roast marshmallows and create sweet memories together. The highlights are endless. The reflective fountains, sparkling with colorful lights, create breathtaking scenery throughout the garden. The stunning Earth Goddess (our grandkids lovingly call her the "Volcano Princess") is absolutely mesmerizing, and the synchronized light and music displays are simply spectacular. One of the most magical moments is walking across the suspended canopy walkway, surrounded by hundreds of lights hanging from the treetops, gently swaying in the breeze. As holiday favorites play alongside fun surprises ranging from Nat King Cole classics to the Star Wars theme, the entire experience feels enchanting for visitors of every age. Whether you're already overflowing with holiday spirit or trying to turn a Grumpy Grandpa Grinch into a believer, this event delivers. It's the perfect place to bring family and friends, make memories, and start a tradition you'll look forward to year after year. A heartfelt thank you to the amazing team at the Atlanta Botanical Garden for creating such a beautiful holiday experience. We visit our grandkids in Atlanta every year, and this event has become one of our most treasured family traditions. We can't wait to come back next Christmas!
This botanical garden was amazing. It could be my favorite place in Atlanta, better than the aquarium and Coca-Cola museum. The lovely forest inside was an awesome place to walk around and enjoy the peace. The plants were built in various shapes. There were not too many visitors. The staff were friendly. Special themed events were held.
Gorgeous. If you go, you must take the canopy walk, and spend a few hours pursuing the rest of the grounds. The aquaponics building is super interesting! I imagine it gets pretty hot during the summertime, so don't skimp on the hydration! We went mid-April and the walk was manageable. Plenty of spaces to get around to in a wheelchair. There is also a very nice vantage point of the park and the Atlanta Skyline at the outlook point in the back. Maps are provided at the entrance for ease of navigation.
Beautiful and well worth the price. Was very hot but the shaded pathways was nice. My favorite was the gardens from the Andes mountains, so nice and cool on a hot day , staff was friendly, and helpful. Knowledgeable about the park and some of the plants. Highly recommend visiting.