Conservatory of Flowers

The Conservatory of Flowers is an absolute gem nestled in Golden Gate Park. From the moment you step inside, you're surrounded by stunning architecture and lush tropical plants that make for a truly magical experience. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast or just visiting for the beauty, this place is a must-see. The different rooms each have their own unique atmosphere—from water lilies to exotic ferns, the variety is breathtaking. As a photographer, I can say it’s one of the best spots for a photoshoot. The natural light filters through the glass panels in such a soft, flattering way, making every photo feel vibrant and alive. Plus, the combination of the stunning flora and the vintage elegance of the structure makes for a dream backdrop. I’ve had the opportunity to capture some incredible moments here—whether it's for an engagement session or portraits, the Conservatory always delivers. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the experience is nothing short of enchanting. Whether you’re taking a stroll through its greenhouses or hosting a special event, the Conservatory of Flowers offers a little slice of paradise in the heart of San Francisco. Highly recommend!

If you are into nature and plants then you can't miss this. There are a plethora of tropical plants that you would never see in an urban area but yet here they are. Lots of pitcher plant varieties and tropical flowers are present. Traveling tip, get the combo pass which gets you in the botanical garden, Japanese tea garden and the Conservatory to save money. This is for travelers. Worth a look in my opinion.

If you have a membership to a botanical type garden in your city, such as the Dallas Arboretum, check to see what other parks and gardens you can get into, like the Conservatory of Flowers! It is such a beautiful building, and hosts so many tropical plants.

We got lucky and came here on a day that was free admission. That said, we saw the normal admission prices as we were entering, and if you’re a non-resident… I just don’t think the visit is worth it. It is a beautiful place. But it’s relatively small and was pretty crowded when we visited.

This place is a treasure trove of colors. Gorgeous and vibrant plantlife are sustained beautifully here. If you ever want to escape the smog and the everyday inner-city rush the Conservatory of Flowers is the relaxing day outting you have been looking for. Dont forget to check out the koi fish. These sociable creatures love showing off.

The **Conservatory of Flowers**, a historic landmark, houses a captivating collection of **1,700 rare and exotic plant species**. As you explore, you'll encounter aquatic wonders, misty cloud forests, and steamy jungle environments. The Victorian architecture and lush greenery make it a must-visit botanical gem. 🌿🌸 . Love this place so much ❤️

It isn’t big, but the exhibit was striking for me as a plant lover. Helpful information boards and also an immersive display of plants. I went in June and the Nepenthes collection simply blew me away. I saw these pitchers hanging and it reminded me of the hunger we all have for something more.

It's free if you're an SF resident. Overall it was a very nice place to visit! So many interesting plants and flowers! The inside is warm and humid so prepare for that. I liked the ambient music with the sounds of birds and insects. I wish they had real ones ^^. Definitely do not miss it when you are in Golden Gate Park.

The Conservatory of Flowers is an absolute gem nestled in Golden Gate Park. From the moment you step inside, you're surrounded by stunning architecture and lush tropical plants that make for a truly magical experience. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast or just visiting for the beauty, this place is a must-see. The different rooms each have their own unique atmosphere—from water lilies to exotic ferns, the variety is breathtaking. As a photographer, I can say it’s one of the best spots for a photoshoot. The natural light filters through the glass panels in such a soft, flattering way, making every photo feel vibrant and alive. Plus, the combination of the stunning flora and the vintage elegance of the structure makes for a dream backdrop. I’ve had the opportunity to capture some incredible moments here—whether it's for an engagement session or portraits, the Conservatory always delivers. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the experience is nothing short of enchanting. Whether you’re taking a stroll through its greenhouses or hosting a special event, the Conservatory of Flowers offers a little slice of paradise in the heart of San Francisco. Highly recommend!

If you are into nature and plants then you can't miss this. There are a plethora of tropical plants that you would never see in an urban area but yet here they are. Lots of pitcher plant varieties and tropical flowers are present. Traveling tip, get the combo pass which gets you in the botanical garden, Japanese tea garden and the Conservatory to save money. This is for travelers. Worth a look in my opinion.

If you have a membership to a botanical type garden in your city, such as the Dallas Arboretum, check to see what other parks and gardens you can get into, like the Conservatory of Flowers! It is such a beautiful building, and hosts so many tropical plants.

We got lucky and came here on a day that was free admission. That said, we saw the normal admission prices as we were entering, and if you’re a non-resident… I just don’t think the visit is worth it. It is a beautiful place. But it’s relatively small and was pretty crowded when we visited.

This place is a treasure trove of colors. Gorgeous and vibrant plantlife are sustained beautifully here. If you ever want to escape the smog and the everyday inner-city rush the Conservatory of Flowers is the relaxing day outting you have been looking for. Dont forget to check out the koi fish. These sociable creatures love showing off.

The **Conservatory of Flowers**, a historic landmark, houses a captivating collection of **1,700 rare and exotic plant species**. As you explore, you'll encounter aquatic wonders, misty cloud forests, and steamy jungle environments. The Victorian architecture and lush greenery make it a must-visit botanical gem. 🌿🌸 . Love this place so much ❤️

It isn’t big, but the exhibit was striking for me as a plant lover. Helpful information boards and also an immersive display of plants. I went in June and the Nepenthes collection simply blew me away. I saw these pitchers hanging and it reminded me of the hunger we all have for something more.

It's free if you're an SF resident. Overall it was a very nice place to visit! So many interesting plants and flowers! The inside is warm and humid so prepare for that. I liked the ambient music with the sounds of birds and insects. I wish they had real ones ^^. Definitely do not miss it when you are in Golden Gate Park.