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New York Botanical Garden: All Garden Pass
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Wheelchair friendly
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All ages
Highlights
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Enid A. Haupt Conservatory: Explore the Victorian-style glasshouse featuring diverse plant collections in distinct climate-controlled galleries.
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Seasonal Exhibitions: Access rotating floral displays and specialized garden installations that change throughout the year.
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Narrated Tram Tour: Ride the guided shuttle that provides an overview of the 250-acre landscape and its major landmarks.
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Themed Gardens: Wander through specialized outdoor areas including the Native Plant Garden, Rock Garden, and the historic Azalea Garden.
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What's included
- * Access to the outdoor collections and trails* Access to Rock Garden (seasonal) and Native Plant Garden* NYBG Tram Tour* Access to over 50 gardens and collections* Access to the Thain Family Forest, a 50-acre old growth forest
Not included
- * After hour programs
- * Food and drinks
Ticket types
- ADULT
About New York Botanical Garden: All Garden Pass
Discover over 50 breathtaking gardens and collections at the New York Botanical Garden, a 250-acre living museum in the heart of the Bronx. From ancient forests to seasonal blooms, this all-access pass opens the door to one of the world's most magnificent botanical destinations.
Local Legends & Stories
Founded in 1891, the New York Botanical Garden has been a cornerstone of New York's cultural and scientific heritage for over a century. The garden's collections have played a vital role in botanical research, with specimens contributing to discoveries that shaped modern horticulture.
Must Do Experiences
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Wander through the Thain Family Forest, a 50-acre old-growth forest with trees up to 300 years old
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Ride the scenic NYBG Tram Tour for an informative guided tour of the garden's highlights
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Explore the iconic Enid A. Haupt Conservatory with its tropical and desert plant collections
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Stroll the Rose Garden and Lilac Collection during peak bloom for a sensory feast of color and fragrance
Hidden Gems
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Visit the Native Plant Garden early in the morning for a peaceful, crowd-free experience among New York's indigenous flora
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Seek out the Fern Grotto, a hidden limestone cave draped in moss and ferns that feels worlds away from the city
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Discover the seasonal Rock Garden, a stunning alpine-inspired display that's often overlooked by first-time visitors
What Makes it Special
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Home to one of the largest and most diverse botanical collections in the world with over 50 gardens and 400,000 plants
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Features the Thain Family Forest, one of the last remaining old-growth forests in New York City
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The NYBG Tram Tour offers a unique narrated journey through the garden's most iconic landscapes without the walking
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
Spring (April to June) is the most magical time, with cherry blossoms, lilacs, and rhododendrons in full bloom. Fall (September to October) offers stunning foliage colors, while winter brings the enchanting Holiday Train Show — a beloved annual tradition.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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Capture the iconic main entrance and cascade staircase during golden hour for dramatic lighting
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The Fern Grotto and Rock Garden make for uniquely atmospheric shots — use a wider lens to capture the lush details
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Early morning light filtering through the Thain Family Forest canopy creates ethereal, almost magical photo opportunities
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
The New York Botanical Garden is a respected institution of botanical science and education — visitors are encouraged to stay on designated paths and respect the living collections Photography for personal use is generally welcome, but commercial photography requires prior permission
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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Holiday Train Show — a beloved annual exhibition featuring intricate model trains winding through miniature landscapes made entirely of botanical materials (November to January)
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Flower Show — a spectacular spring exhibition showcasing themed floral displays in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory (March to April)
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Botanical Garden Light Walk — an enchanting evening event with illuminated garden installations and seasonal displays (winter)
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Stay on marked trails, especially in the Thain Family Forest where uneven terrain and roots can pose tripping hazards
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Apply insect repellent during spring and summer months as mosquitoes can be prevalent near water features
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Keep hydrated and bring sunscreen, as many garden paths offer limited shade
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
The All Garden Pass provides comprehensive access to outdoor collections, the Thain Family Forest, the tram tour, and seasonal gardens. Pricing varies by age and residency — check the official NYBG website for current ticket rates and any available discounts.
Visit Duration
Plan at least 3 to 5 hours to fully experience the gardens at a comfortable pace. If you include the tram tour and spend time in the conservatory, a half-day visit is ideal to soak in the full beauty of the grounds.
Accessibility
The garden features paved and accessible pathways throughout most major areas, including the conservatory and tram tour. Wheelchair-accessible restrooms and parking are available, and the tram is equipped to accommodate guests with mobility challenges.
Highlights
New York Botanical Garden: All Garden Pass
- Enid A. Haupt Conservatory: Explore the Victorian-style glasshouse featuring diverse plant collections in distinct climate-controlled galleries.
- Seasonal Exhibitions: Access rotating floral displays and specialized garden installations that change throughout the year.
- Narrated Tram Tour: Ride the guided shuttle that provides an overview of the 250-acre landscape and its major landmarks.
- Themed Gardens: Wander through specialized outdoor areas including the Native Plant Garden, Rock Garden, and the historic Azalea Garden.
Opening hours
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Important Information
Opening Hours
Open on Tue-Sun, 10:00am-6:00pm<br>Closed on Mon
What's Included
- * Access to the outdoor collections and trails* Access to Rock Garden (seasonal) and Native Plant Garden* NYBG Tram Tour* Access to over 50 gardens and collections* Access to the Thain Family Forest, a 50-acre old growth forest
Not Included
- * After hour programs
- * Food and drinks
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Location
2900 Southern Blvd, Bronx, NY 10458, United States
Frequently Asked Questions
About New York Botanical Garden: All Garden Pass
The New York Botanical Garden is located in Brooks, New York, and contains 50 different gardens. Visitors can visit stepped waterfalls, wetlands, and a 20-hectare uncut New York forest of oak, American beech, cherry, birch, tulip and ash, some more than 200 years old . The important attractions of the New York Botanical Garden include the "Crystal Palace" wrought iron greenhouse, now called Haupt Conservatory, Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden, Rock Garden; about 15 hectares of coniferous forest. Academic facilities include a dissemination center, a library with 550,000 volumes and a herbarium with more than 7 million specimens dating back 300 years.
Apply insect repellent during spring and summer months as mosquitoes can be prevalent near water features
Keep hydrated and bring sunscreen, as many garden paths offer limited shade
The Fern Grotto and Rock Garden make for uniquely atmospheric shots — use a wider lens to capture the lush details
Early morning light filtering through the Thain Family Forest canopy creates ethereal, almost magical photo opportunities
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