A great place for all ages! - Love all the plants and the beauty this place has to offer! It's right in heart of Denver which is perfect when you're on vacation and you want something fun to do in town!

Great to Work With For Events - We held our holiday office party at the Gardens on York. We were so impressed that we immediately booked next year's party. Fernanda in Sales was so accommodating and helpful. She was great to work with. The Blossoms of Lights cannot be missed and the Gardens are a sight to see throughout the year. I send my family here when they are in town.

Orchid Heaven - Very nice, even though it is winter, the snow covering gave an another perspective, it would be so nice in spring, worth a visit, the Orchids are spectacular!

A must do in Denver! - A beautiful, serene oasis in the city. We spent what felt like minutes, but turned out to be hours here, excited to see each and every exhibit. My favorite is the Chilluly.

Perfect for plant lovers - If you love plants and flowers, this is such a great place to go. I really love this and I took a lot of photos.

Amazing escape into natures splendor. - The botanic garden offers a amazing escape into nature's splendor. Its lush landscapes house a diverse collection of flora, spanning from exotic orchids to towering redwoods. Meandering paths guide visitors through meticulously curated sections, each representing distinct ecosystems. Educational plaques provide insights into plant species and their ecological significance. The garden's meticulously maintained grounds are a haven for both nature enthusiasts and families. Amidst the vibrant blooms, the calming ambiance fosters tranquility and a deeper appreciation for the natural world. A visit to this botanic garden is a refreshing and educational experience that reconnects people with the beauty of the Earth.

Beautiful Botanic Gardens - The Denver Botanic Gardens is a great place to visit near the Capitol Hill area of Denver. Admission is $15 and free for its members and members of its botanic garden partners. The well planned Botanic Gardens has mainly paved pathways with signs and maps directing visitors to areas such as the greenhouse with tropical plants and trees, a cactus house and a geodesic dome housing a science exploration lab. Even though it was late October, there were still flowers - roses, chrysanthemums, pansies and dahlias. Surprisingly, the Halloween pumpkins and decorations were being removed days before Halloween. Lunch can be at two on-site restaurants. We ate at The Hive Garden Bistro (outdoor seating only) and shared a delicious vegetable sandwich ($14 + upcharge $2 for sweet potato fries).

Beautiful garden - The Denver Botanic Garden was a wonderful place for us to visit for the first time, and we thoroughly enjoyed our time there. The people that worked in the garden were really nice and helpful. In order to maintain compliance with the city's coronavirus program, The Garden needs visitors to reserve a time slot in advance. The Botanical Garden was quite attractive and thoughtfully designed with the guests' experience in mind. There was activity at the Garden shop. However, this restricts the total number of people who can be inside. The eatery was ready to serve customers with both food and drinks. There are parking spots available at no cost in the Botanical Garden. It is well worth the trip.

Beautiful and fun - The Denver Botanic Garden is a must see if you love gardens. There's something new around every corner from bonsais to tropical plants to cacti to forests and more. The layout is easy to follow. It's a huge space to feast your eyes on beauty of all colors. The gift shop has some beautiful keepsakes, too. I would definitely go again.

One of the few truly beautiful places in Denver - We have visited many botanical gardens. We also really liked the one in Denver. Parking is free right opposite the entrance. The entrance fee is reasonable. We bought the tickets on site. Due to the heat in Denver in the summer, you should definitely bring plenty of water with you, because the prices in the local café are very high. We paid $20 for two cans of water and two hot drinks, which is absolutely outrageous. Other than that, we enjoyed the visit. There are many different themed areas, all easily accessible on foot. Nothing seems too arranged or too artificial, they have thought very carefully about how to set up the different areas here. There are always places to sit, which is also very nice. There are many special events on offer that sound really interesting. The official website is very informative. We don't think Denver itself is worth visiting, but the Denver Botanical Garden is.