[2025 Toronto Attraction] Travel Guide for Allan Gardens (Updated Jun)

After going to the famous Cabbage Town I saw here lots of churches. These churches have different styles in architecture and probably of different sectors in the Catholic Community. Obviously the area is a busy area where lots of people just pass by and I knew that there are also lots of universities in the area. There is also a park nearby #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers

It is a conservatory garden in downtown Toronto, free to visit and one of the oldest parks in Toronto. Who said that the winter is not alive, a transparent glass greenhouse, dividing the indoor and outdoor into two seasons. At the moment when I opened the door, I brought the snow from the bottom to the spring of fragrance. Each exhibition hall is also a different area of vegetation. From tropical cactus to the rainforest, the types of plant are wealthy. It is if you are traveling with friends or family, you will have a good time.

#cityplaybook #stunningview Step into the lush tranquility of Allan Gardens Conservatory, a Victorian-era botanical haven nestled in downtown Toronto. Established in 1858 and named after former mayor George William Allan, this historic park spans over 16,000 square feet and features six interconnected greenhouses, each showcasing a diverse array of plant species from around the world. Highlights: Palm House: The centerpiece of the conservatory, this domed glass structure, completed in 1910, houses towering tropical palms and exotic flora. Themed Greenhouses: Explore specialized areas including the Tropical Landscape House, Arid House, Cool Temperate House, and the Children's Conservatory, each offering unique plant collections. Seasonal Displays: Enjoy vibrant seasonal flower shows and educational programs hosted throughout the year. Visitor Information: Hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM; last entry at 4:45 PM Admission: Free for all visitors Location: 160 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON Accessibility: The conservatory is wheelchair accessible and family-friendly Getting There: Easily accessible via public transit; nearby street parking is available Whether you're a plant enthusiast, history buff, or seeking a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle, Allan Gardens Conservatory offers a serene escape into nature's beauty. #AllanGardens #TorontoConservatory #UrbanOasis #VictorianGreenhouse #BotanicalBeauty #ExploreToronto #HistoricParks #FamilyFriendlyToronto #FreeTorontoAttractions #CityPlaybook

I am Oceanview Phototour+ Global Traveler, please follow me! (Published in 57 countries/regions and 1009 cities, this is the 1717th travel photography post) Allan Gardens (Allan gardens) was established in 1858 and is one of the oldest parks in Toronto, Canada. Over a century ago, Canadian Senator George William Allan donated this garden and most of the property for public access, naming it Allan Gardens. The huge glass greenhouse, covering more than 1400 square meters, houses tropical plants from around the world and some rare species. The numerous tropical flowers compete in beauty, truly a 'blooming of a hundred flowers'. The place is open to the public for free, and you can enjoy taking photos to your heart's content! Address: 160 Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON M5A 2E5

Allan Gardens Conservatory is one of the oldest parks in Toronto. Conservatory probably means a greenhouse because it houses different kinds of plants and flowers even in winter. There is a kids playground beside it. There is also a park. There is also a dogs park. One of the areas of the place is under construction so I wasn't able to see the whole place. The area was quite nice and it was nice to see the flowers inside and some tropical plants. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers