The Missouri Botanical Garden has long been a place of beauty, serenity and discovery, as well as an institution of scientific research and education. Every visit represents a new opportunity to learn about plants and how they’re connected to our lives. A National Historic Landmark with 79 acres of scenic landscaping and historic structures, the Missouri Botanical Garden also boasts the Climatron, a Japanese Garden and founder Henry Shaw's Victorian home. Consider taking a seasonal narrated tram tour during your visit, and don’t miss the onsite cafe and gift shop. Parking is free for all.
4344 Shaw Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63110
We went on Labor Day Monday. It was part of the Japanese festival - even though the place was packed we were able to find parking within a 2 block radius. It’s a huge and very nice gardens. The.
Large crowd, and rent-a-cop's snide attitude during the Japanese Festival on Labor Day shows this place is unable to handle large crowds. I will never return to this wretched place.
The giant water lilies are a sight to behold! Epic botany at every turn. Whether you are outside or inside the botanical conservatory, wonders never cease to amaze.
Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. closed Christmas Day.