Don't miss out on a visit to the New York Botanical Garden, one of the largest and oldest botanical gardens in the world! Go on a relaxing stroll and learn about the garden's history.
Visit the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx
Located in the Bronx, the New York Botanical Garden features a total of 50 unique gardens and collections and over 1 million plants!
With your ticket to the New York Botanical Garden, you'll find the USA's premier Victorian greenhouse and an award-winning rose garden considered to be one of the most sustainable in the world. You'll also see the Native Plant Garden, which celebrates the diversity of flora in the Northeast. 250 hectares (617 acres) of beautiful nature!
You can also enjoy different innovative exhibitions, events, and even workshops. The New York Botanical Gardens truly is a place of learning, research, and conservation.
In short, it's an urban oasis of biodiversity in which to take a break from the hectic pace of the city that never sleeps.
What to See in the Botanical Garden?
In the New York Botanical Garden, you can't miss the following spaces:
- Enid A. Haupt Conservatory: a crystal gem of Victorian architecture that will surely surprise you.
- Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden: one of the most famous rose gardens in the world.
- Native Plant Garden: a garden spanning 2,47 acres (1 hectare) dedicated to native plants of the northeastern United States.
- Bosque Thain Family: belongs to the original forest that covered the city of New York before the arrival of the settlers.
Opening Times
The New York Botanical Garden is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm.