Dunwoody, GA, USA < change city >

"Open Tuesday - Sunday April - October: 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. May - October: Thursdays until 10 p.m. November - March: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Adults $15.00 Seniors $12.00 Children ages 3 to 17 $12.00 Children under 3 Free"

"Gorgeous in June!"

"A great place, with a special section for children."

"Located on Piedmont Park. Great to visit and then go for a stroll on Atlanta's largest park."

"15 acres of landscaped gardens and 15 acres of woodlands - come see the rose, herb, rock and Japanese gardens. Also, there's a new children's garden with interactive exhibits."

"See website for more information: http://www.atlantabotanicalgarden.org"

"Occupying 30 acres inside Piedmont Park, the grounds contain acres of display gardens, including a 2-acre interactive children's garden; a hardwood forest with walking trails; the Fuqua Conservatory, which has unusual and threatened flora from tropical and desert climates; and the award-winning Fuqua Orchid Center, with a spectacular collection of tropical and high-elevation orchids. A variety of special exhibits take place throughout the year."

"Orhid lovers and frog lovers alike might enjoy a stroll through Atlanta's botanical gardens."

"Gardens that make you GREEN with envy. Built on the site of the world exposition, great gardens and incredible views make this oasis a worthwhile visit. Tickets are pricier than one would expect."

"Located on the edge of Piedmont Park, the gardens are really beautiful and include the Fuqua Orchid Center and a great children's garden. If you are here on Thursday night, the gardens are open late for cocktails and music."

"The beauty of the botanical gardens made for a great location for our wedding and reception. The gardens were in full bloom and absolutely gorgeous so we didn't have to do much in the way of flowers. If I was only rating the location I would give it "5 stars", however the primary event manager, Robyn, was not easy to work with. She was sometimes difficult, unresponsive (even a week out from the wedding), and not very friendly. Fortunately for the day of the wedding, you are assigned a different event manager that handles the logistics of the event itself. Our wedding day event manager, Nicole, was wonderful and ran the event beautifully. One thing to note, if you have an outdoor wedding at this location and choose a tent as your "rain plan" make sure you understand the policy upfront. We were told there were 2 "approved" tent vendors we could choose from, but when we asked for their contact information a month out from the event (to reserve a tent as a backup) we were only provided with one "option" - needless to say the price of the tent was ridiculous and the overall service was terrible. You can hold your wedding indoors at the botanical garden as well so that's perhaps a better option."

"Atlanta Botanical Garden"

"The Fuqua Conservatory, the garden's centerpiece, is a giant greenhouse enclosing climate-controlled ecosystems carefully replicating the Amazonian jungle, Saharan Africa, and more. Toddlers love the Children's Garden, while grownups of all kinds enjoy beautiful nature walks and the Fuqua Orchid Center showcasing a wide variety of exotic orchids - not to mention the wonderful view of the Midtown skyline from the Robinson Gazebo in the Fuqua Orchid Center."

"Sightseeing activity"