Allan GardensCity of Toronto

Allan Gardens is a botanical haven nestled in the heart of the city, offering an escape into a lush world of exotic plants and serene beauty. Visitors can explore a series of captivating greenhouses, each boasting its own unique theme and collection. This indoor botanical garden features 5 greenhouses.

• Northwest House: Arid
  Is a must-see for those intrigued by the resilience and beauty of desert flora. This arid oasis features a wide array of unusual cacti and succulents, including stunning specimens like agave, opuntia, haworthia, and aloe.
• Northeast House: Tropical
  For a taste of the tropics, the Northeast House provides a lush sanctuary filled with plants from equatorial regions. This tropical paradise promises a vibrant display of greenery that transports visitors to far-off lands.
• East House: Palm
  The greenhouse is closed for heritage restoration. The Palm House is located between the Tropical House and the Temperate Show House.
• Southwest House: Orchid and Bromeliad
  The Southwest House is a delight for orchid and bromeliad enthusiasts. Here, visitors can marvel at a diverse display of equatorial plants, each showcasing the intricate beauty and delicate charm of these flowering wonders.
• Southeast House: Temperate
  Seasonal flower shows are a highlight at the Southeast House, where vibrant blooms take center stage. Additionally, a tranquil Koi pond adds a touch of serenity, providing a peaceful spot to rest and reflect.