Really wonderful if you like plants! They have such a passion for things there, and just being inside that marvelous building of glass and steel!

What a lovely place - especially when the Dahlia garden is in bloom. A definite worthwhile stop when in GG Park.

This was a great place to visit. The flowers are beautiful and the experience is very calming.

Been here so many times - it is a classic, always beautiful inside and the grounds outside as well.

The actual building that houses the conservatory is remarkable in itself. It was ordered as a Victorian pre-fab kit, constructed, and opened to the public in 1879. The structure remains as the oldest surviving wood and glass greenhouse in the United States and is made up of 16,800 panes of white-washed glass. The contents are divided into five segments including:... More

This Golden Gate Park attraction is about to celebrate its 135th anniversary. The floral displays are not as gaudy as at the U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, DC (almost an unfair standard by which to be judged), but are still quite nice, and the collection is extensive and interesting. There is usually a special exhibit, and those can be fascinating,... More

If your in Golden Gate Park it's worth visiting. It's small, but the plants are beautiful. Also, the De Young museum is close by, so you can visit both in one day.

Love looking at these lovely flowers. Another peaceful activity in SF that calms the soul and refreshes.

I was very impressed with the peacefulness that I experienced while visiting the Conservatory, I got there when they opened, lots of parking on JFK drive at that time, there is no parking lot just street parking. There is a free shuttle (9-6p) around the park which runs every 15-20 minutes Sat Sun and Holidays, however the more crowded the... More