Pittsburgh Botanic Garden has 65 acres of beautiful and interactive garden space to explore, including activities and garden features for visitors of all ages to enjoy. Dig into the Garden of the Five Senses, witness nature at work in the Hillside Pollinator Garden, explore aquatic life at the Lotus Pond, and so much more.
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden also features woodland paths, a 5-acre Exhibit Garden containing Carbon Cycle: An Earth Art Exhibit, Margaret Lawrence Simon Dogwood Meadow, including an apiary, and a preserved Heritage Homestead demonstrating life in the late 1700s.
All ages are welcome at the Garden, and memberships are available for garden enthusiasts. Make a day trip and grab lunch in Canopy Café during your visit.
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden has 65 acres of beautiful and interactive garden space to explore, including activities and garden features for visitors of all ages to enjoy. Dig into the Garden of the Five Senses, witness nature at work in the Hillside Pollinator Garden, explore aquatic life at the Lotus Pond, and so much more.
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden also features woodland paths, a 5-acre Exhibit Garden containing Carbon Cycle: An Earth Art Exhibit, Margaret Lawrence Simon Dogwood Meadow, including an apiary, and a preserved Heritage Homestead demonstrating life in the late 1700s.
All ages are welcome at the Garden, and memberships are available for garden enthusiasts. Make a day trip and grab lunch in Canopy Café during your visit.
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Open:
Year-Round; Closed on: Monday
Hours:Open Now. Closes 5:00 PM
9:00am -
5:00pm
Closed
9:00am -
5:00pm
9:00am -
5:00pm
9:00am -
5:00pm
9:00am -
5:00pm
9:00am -
5:00pm
Cost: Less than $25
Available: Café
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The Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is a member of the American Association of Museums (AAM) and American Public Gardens Association (APGA).
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is built on former coal mine land and is restoring this industry-scarred land through acid mine drainage mitigation and reforestation.
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Pittsburgh Botanic Garden has 65 acres of beautiful and interactive garden space to explore, including activities and garden features for visitors of all ages to enjoy. Dig into the Garden of the Five Senses, witness nature at work in the Hillside Pollinator Garden, explore aquatic life at the Lotus Pond, and so much more.
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden also features woodland paths, a 5-acre Exhibit Garden containing Carbon Cycle: An Earth Art Exhibit, Margaret Lawrence Simon Dogwood Meadow, including an apiary, and a preserved Heritage Homestead demonstrating life in the late 1700s.
All ages are welcome at the Garden, and memberships are available for garden enthusiasts. Make a day trip and grab lunch in Canopy Café during your visit.
SWARM TO THE GARDEN TO MEET OUR POLLINATOR FRIENDS!
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is buzzing with anticipation for David Rogers’ Big Bugs + Pollinators! This traveling exhibition has been displayed at botanical gardens and arboreta across the United States since 1994. Featuring sculptures from both the Big Bugs series and the Pollinators series, this collection tells the less visible story of the insects and pollinators found in the Garden.
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Fun Facts
The Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is a member of the American Association of Museums (AAM) and American Public Gardens Association (APGA).
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is built on former coal mine land and is restoring this industry-scarred land through acid mine drainage mitigation and reforestation.
SWARM TO THE GARDEN TO MEET OUR POLLINATOR FRIENDS!
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is buzzing with anticipation for David Rogers’ Big Bugs + Pollinators! This traveling exhibition has been displayed at botanical gardens and arboreta across the United States since 1994. Featuring sculptures from both the Big Bugs series and the Pollinators series, this collection tells the less visible story of the insects and pollinators found in the Garden.
SWARM TO THE GARDEN TO MEET OUR POLLINATOR
SWARM TO THE GARDEN TO MEET OUR POLLINATOR FRIENDS!
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is buzzing with anticipation for David Rogers’ Big Bugs + Pollinators! This traveling exhibition has been displayed at botanical gardens and arboreta across the United States since 1994. Featuring sculptures from both the Big Bugs series and the Pollinators series, this collection tells the less visible story of the insects and pollinators found in the Garden.
Improve flexibility, strength, and mind-body connection with certified instructors from Yoga H’Om. Pittsburgh Botanic Garden’s peaceful garden and woodland spaces provide an excellent environment to focus and immerse yourself in this practice. Yoga is mostly held at the Lotus Pond, but may move to Weisbrod Learning Pavilion or Peirce Education Rooms based on weather conditions.
Improve flexibility, strength, and mind-bo
Improve flexibility, strength, and mind-body connection with certified instructors from Yoga H’Om. Pittsburgh Botanic Garden’s peaceful garden and woodland spaces provide an excellent environment to focus and immerse yourself in this practice. Yoga is mostly held at the Lotus Pond, but may move to Weisbrod Learning Pavilion or Peirce Education Rooms based on weather conditions.