Denver Botanic Gardens, Denver

The Denver Botanic Gardens is a beautiful place!!! The attention to detail here is amazing - breathtaking sculpture and gorgeous plants & flowers of every kind anywhere you look. Lovely cobblestone walkways that look like rivers, koi ponds with sculptures in the middle, archways covered in foliage, a beautiful bonsai garden, and more. A truly peaceful place, even if quite populated. The parking garage was completely full when we went on a Friday morning and we were very lucky to find a nearby parking spot on the street. Very affordable - only $12.50 per adult ticket with discounts for children/seniors and kids under 2 get in free. Definitely recommended if you are in Denver ♥️🏵️🌻🌷

This is my place of Zen. I get so much enjoyment from this place ever time I go. I have been a member for many years and have even volunteered here. So great to go to again and again because it is constantly changing with the seasons. Some say It's haunted because it was on the site of an old graveyard. They have many concerts in the summer and offer special events all year round.

Visited during the holiday's for the lights... Amazing! Came back this Spring with one of the Botanic Garden's members - How beautiful! Definitely looking into buying a membership. I can see this a great place to relax, meditate and do yoga. Very relaxing and beautiful! Great location in the Capitol Hill (East Downtown) area of Denver, just East of Cheeseman Park. Parking is free! There are places to eat and a great gift store.

I've lived in Denver all my life but haven't been to the gardens in years - was not disappointed! What a fun place to spend a morning walking around! Loved the selection of bonsai trees and airplants that were in the tropical area. Would recommend to anyone that even remotely likes plants.

Beautiful! Seemed like they had every flower imaginable! Bring lots of water for a hot day. You'd probably need 4 hours to see it all if you are spending time to enjoy the flowers. The parking garage is free but can get crazy. You may have to park in a neighborhood and walk a bit.