Botanical Building

The latest refurbishment is complete and the Botanical Building is open to the public again. We stopped by mid morning on a Sunday and there were a minimal amount of people inside the building. We're able to recreate the classic photo with the ponds out front. Lovely woodwork in the building. The wood matches fairly well across the building. Plenty of plants, trees, and air plants inside. Many are quite young, but will grow quickly in time.

I am so excited that this is open again. It is just so pretty inside. We ended up going on Saturday, December 27th, so it was definitely busy but we were still able to really enjoy our time there. Definitely a must see in San Diego. And the grounds all around Balboa are so pretty and a great place to take beautiful pictures. I'll definitely keep going back whenever in the area.

Balboa Park's botanical garden renovations are finally complete, and it's truly stunning! Originally built in 1914, Balboa Park itself dates back to 1835, making it one of the oldest urban recreational areas in the United States. I found out that the recent renovation project for the botanical garden cost a whopping $28.5 million! The refurbishment includes restoring historical elements like the stucco arches, a new redwood slat roof, a water-efficient irrigation system, new LED lighting, and improved accessibility for people with disabilities. Although it's hard to fathom why it was so expensive, the overall lighting and design feel amazing—I really love it! 🥰

Beautiful place. cool plants. wasn't too packed when I went. 100% recommend visiting.

Balboa Park's botanical gardens are a must-see. The diverse plant life, beautiful architecture, and serene atmosphere make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature. It's a hidden gem in the heart of the city.

Gorgeous building, intricate designs. Beautiful flowers all around. Unfortunately, it is closed, but the architecture is phenomenal.

Very nice remodel. It's much brighter and has a much more open feel. The plants seem to love it too!

I love the building's new look! I can't wait for it to be open to the public.

The latest refurbishment is complete and the Botanical Building is open to the public again. We stopped by mid morning on a Sunday and there were a minimal amount of people inside the building. We're able to recreate the classic photo with the ponds out front. Lovely woodwork in the building. The wood matches fairly well across the building. Plenty of plants, trees, and air plants inside. Many are quite young, but will grow quickly in time.

I am so excited that this is open again. It is just so pretty inside. We ended up going on Saturday, December 27th, so it was definitely busy but we were still able to really enjoy our time there. Definitely a must see in San Diego. And the grounds all around Balboa are so pretty and a great place to take beautiful pictures. I'll definitely keep going back whenever in the area.

Balboa Park's botanical garden renovations are finally complete, and it's truly stunning! Originally built in 1914, Balboa Park itself dates back to 1835, making it one of the oldest urban recreational areas in the United States. I found out that the recent renovation project for the botanical garden cost a whopping $28.5 million! The refurbishment includes restoring historical elements like the stucco arches, a new redwood slat roof, a water-efficient irrigation system, new LED lighting, and improved accessibility for people with disabilities. Although it's hard to fathom why it was so expensive, the overall lighting and design feel amazing—I really love it! 🥰

Beautiful place. cool plants. wasn't too packed when I went. 100% recommend visiting.

Balboa Park's botanical gardens are a must-see. The diverse plant life, beautiful architecture, and serene atmosphere make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature. It's a hidden gem in the heart of the city.

Gorgeous building, intricate designs. Beautiful flowers all around. Unfortunately, it is closed, but the architecture is phenomenal.

Very nice remodel. It's much brighter and has a much more open feel. The plants seem to love it too!

I love the building's new look! I can't wait for it to be open to the public.