Zilker Botanical Gardens
located in Austin, Texas
These Botanical Gardens are located in Zilker Park, named after Colonel Andrew Zilker an Austin area businessman and philanthropist who donated portions of the land in the nearby area. The gardens' mission is to promote the love of gardening for all ages. They span 31 acres and were established in 1955.
Some of the different areas include a Cactus / Succulent Garden, Herb / Fragrance Gardens, Doug Blachly Butterfly Garden and Trails, the Isamu Taniguchi Gardens (featuring the Togetsu-kyo bridge or "Bridge to Walk Over the Moon", Japanese Teahouse, Stone Gates and Koi Ponds), Rose Garden, Perennial Garden, Hartman "Prehistoric" Garden (devoted to ancient plants like palms, cycads, and ferns which were thought to be contemporaries of the dinosaurs) and the Freda Bodine Caladium Garden.
Wedding ceremonies are not permitted in the gardens, but bridal photography is allowed (please check the site for guidelines and necessary permits).
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located in Austin, Texas
These Botanical Gardens are located in Zilker Park, named after Colonel Andrew Zilker an Austin area businessman and philanthropist who donated portions of the land in the nearby area. The gardens' mission is to promote the love of gardening for all ages. They span 31 acres and were established in 1955.
Some of the different areas include a Cactus / Succulent Garden, Herb / Fragrance Gardens, Doug Blachly Butterfly Garden and Trails, the Isamu Taniguchi Gardens (featuring the Togetsu-kyo bridge or "Bridge to Walk Over the Moon", Japanese Teahouse, Stone Gates and Koi Ponds), Rose Garden, Perennial Garden, Hartman "Prehistoric" Garden (devoted to ancient plants like palms, cycads, and ferns which were thought to be contemporaries of the dinosaurs) and the Freda Bodine Caladium Garden.
Wedding ceremonies are not permitted in the gardens, but bridal photography is allowed (please check the site for guidelines and necessary permits).
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Address:
2220 Barton Springs Rd
Austin, TX 78746
Hours & Times:
Daily: 7am-7pm
Check for Seasonal Closure
Admission:
Free (Parking Fees Apply)
Some events may require admission fee
Phone:
(512) 478-8672
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2220 Barton Springs Rd
Austin, TX 78746
Hours & Times:
Daily: 7am-7pm
Check for Seasonal Closure
Admission:
Free (Parking Fees Apply)
Some events may require admission fee
Phone:
(512) 478-8672
Visit the Official Website
Gardens To See provides the latest travel and tourist information for public and private gardens around the world, but it is subject to change and difficult to maintain. If you have further information or pictures you would like to add, contact us.
Please make sure to call the garden in advance to check for changes in times and availablity. Some gardens have seasonal hours only.
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