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Location
Accessibility
Accessible to all; ADA-accessible pathways throughout gardens including new pathways in Celebration Garden and Zellerbach Garden
About San Francisco Botanical Garden
Green refuge with rare plant collections. 55 acres of serene gardens showcasing diverse plants from around the world & a magnolia collection.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Botanical Garden
- Size
- 55 acres with 8,000+ plant species
- Highlights
- World's 4th most significant Magnolia collection, Cloud Forests, Children's Garden
- Accessibility
- ADA-accessible pathways throughout
What visitors say
The San Francisco Botanical Garden is fifty-five acres of beautifully landscaped garden and open space that showcases more than eight thousand varieties of plants from around the world! Located in the Golden Gate Park, the botanical…
With a disability and lots of life changes, I haven't been back to the Botanical Gardens in 7 years. I saw an ad for Lightscape (embarrassingly) while playing solitaire on my phone, and then again during a commercial on TV. It looked…
We really enjoyed our leisurely visit. A great tip: admission is free daily from 7:30–9 am, or check for the free 2nd Tuesday of the month. The garden is huge, with so many diverse plants to see from different places. It was wonderful…
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