Missouri Botanical Garden

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

TripAdvisor Rating:

Expect to spend the whole day
Reviewed By Shanker B September 2024

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.

Worst place to visit during Labor Day
Reviewed By L1890FHjacks September 2024

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.

Epic
Reviewed By wildflower_luda August 2024

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.

Hours

Daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. closed Christmas Day.