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San Antonio Botanical Garden, San Antonio

4.7

#5 of 31 in Parks in San Antonio

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Bursting with life year-round, the nature trails and conservatory at San Antonio Botanical Garden feature blossoms from all over the world. Admire the cacti gardens and desert blooms as you walk the outdoor paths. Small signs along the way identify the plants. Keep an eye out for the garden's many birds. Self-guided tours are popular, or you can reserve a spot via the website on a guided bird or nature tour. For the current blooming schedule, check the website. If you work up an appetite, enjoy a meal at the Carriage House Bistro. With our international travel planner, San Antonio attractions like San Antonio Botanical Garden can be center stage of your vacation plans, and you can find out about other attractions like it, unlike it, near it, and miles away.

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San Antonio Botanical Garden Reviews

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• By Jane E

  We visited the Botanical Gardens on a recent trip to San Antonio. We went the first week of February, knowing that there wouldn't be a lot in bloom. We were, however, pleasantly surprised with our....  more »

• By neematron

  While in San Antonio, my girlfriend and I decided to check out the botanical gardens. Although not the most exciting place to visit, My girlfriend really wanted to go and it ended up being an...  more »

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• By Steve

  If you love Horticulture or just plants in general like I do, this 38 acre park is an astonishing piece of mastery !!! The way that one part of the park leads you into another into another by both gravel paths and concrete sidewalks is truly a masterpiece !!! You name it, its probably there on display. I took so many pictures that I cant post them all, but I'll try to get the best ones out. It's a great way to spend at least 2 to 3 hours, if not more. It all depends on your interest. I highly recommend it !!!

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• By Cecilia Venegas

  Amazing and inexpensive to visit. You can stay all morning or all day. Beautiful, other-worldly gardens, amazing variety of plant life. Walk through a forest! The grounds here and deceptively massive and it's pretty empty in the mornings. Take the family here and skip the misery of the big parks.

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