San Francisco Botanical Garden
Overview
What People Say
What's Great
- Fun and entertaining activities (mentioned in 2 reviews)
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Rating Breakdown
Best Times to Visit
- • Morning hours (less crowded)
Most Mentioned Positives
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Good value mentioned (1 mentions)
Recent Reviews
Darrien Rickman (DJ)
a month agoWe were told to come here by a worker from the Japanese Garden area because it was free the day we visited. I'm very glad we did because there were so many beautiful flowers and plans all in amazing condition. Definitely a must check out when visiting San Francisco!
Rebecca Aires
a month agoWent there mid march, weather was so pleasant and it didn’t rain or fog, I was lucky! I loved all the plants and flowers but I loved seeing the wildlife too, I saw many birds and apparently there’s coyotes here so be safe! Also: there’s a bundle you can get for $33 to visit the botanical gardens, the Japanese tea garden, and the conservatory of flowers. I didn’t know so I paid for each individually and it was about $45 total.
Denisse Del Cid
a week agoA great option for photographing flowers with many colors and a lot of diversity. You can easily spend an entire morning or afternoon across all the parks!
Sueh-Lin Cheng
2 months agoThis is a beautiful garden with so many plant species around the world. We went there for the magnolia blooms, but ended up having so much fun discovering the wonderful plants/trees, birds, geese and much more. A worth while day traveling over a hundred miles for.
Aaron Demaree
3 months agoOne of the highlights of my recent trip to San Francisco was visiting these gardens. I could honestly come here every week just to relax and stroll if I was a resident. The cloud forest gardens were spectacular, and the redwood grove is one of the most peaceful spots I feel I have ever been. Would say this is a must visit for any traveler!