Conservatory of Flowers

Rita Ozeruga 2 months ago

Such a beautiful place. They have a vast amount of plant species. I wanted to spend hours and hours just wandering about. They have benches in some areas so you can sit and take in all the beauty around you. It’s very affordable and worth the walk through!

Ann Pham 2 months ago

Spend some time at SF Conservatory of Flowers today. Tuesday is their free day, so I'm trying to take advantage of the opportunity! First impression, the building is stunning. It's a white historic Victorian green house with many plants inside, like massive! You would learn a lot about the rare and exotic plants. The conservatory has a very great plant collection, very aesthetic and also they add noise effects (birds sound and plants sound) to make it more likely! Very great experience!

Javaneh Fennell 2 months ago

Stunning!!! The flowers were so gorgeous! And the Victorian potted plant room was soooo pretty! I loved seeing all the various plants decorating that room specifically because it felt like you were in someone’s personal atrium. The lily pads were also so neat to see. It was set up so you could wander between the little ponds. The only thing I didn’t like were the fake bird and animal sounds. It made it seem like we were in a fake jungle instead of a little conservatory. The staff was really pleasant and chatted with us about the corpse flower though and were generally pretty upbeat and helpful. I would love to visit again when I’m in town

Irene Negrete 3 months ago

A true gem in San Francisco! The historic glass greenhouse is absolutely stunning. Inside, it feels like a warm, lush jungle with incredible exotic plants, giant water lilies, and a fantastic aquatic display. The piped-in rainforest sounds make it so relaxing. Perfect for all ages and a great way to escape the city chill

Kyler DuVall 5 months ago

My wife never has never been here so we decided to go. We were apart of the Museums for All program so we got in free (Ebt/Medi-Cal). Otherwise residents get in free too, I think students and some other exceptions too, otherwise it's $15 a person. When we went it was great, one of the end wings was sectioned off for construction but it wasn't so bad. The rest of the conservatory we got to see was very enjoyable and should be seen by anyone coming to San Francisco. The conservatory itself had a good collection of plants and the aesthetic was nice too. They do place animal and rainforests sounds to help add to the effect. It really was nice.