A surprisingly good selection of plants, trees, etc., arrange in very nice settings. Easy to spend a few hours walking the paths and enjoying all that the botanic gardens has to offer. Worth a repeat visit.

This was an absolutely gorgeous display of lights. Holiday music drifts in the air, lights seem to cover nearly every inch in different shapes and colors. It’s a one way path and you should amble at a leisurely pace as it’s just under a mile. I high recommend for any age.

Denver Botanic Gardens is like a green sanctuary in the city. The gardens are a mix of beautiful plants and calming vibes, making it a perfect escape for families and anyone who loves nature. It's not just a garden; it's a place that feels alive and teaches you cool stuff about plants. With its cozy nooks and changing displays, it's a chill spot to connect with nature right in the heart of Denver.

New sculptures at Denver Botanical Gardens inspired by astrology of the Mesoamerican Zapotecs are now on display. The fiberglass and acrylic paint animals were completed by Jacobo & Maria Angeles of Oaxaca, Mexico where they operate a community workshop providing training and employment for hundreds of local artists. We visited the Angeles studio, in Oaxaca, a couple of years ago and were impressed by the talent of the local artists. This is a very impressive display and well worth visiting.

There was so much to see here, different trees, plants and other things. These gardens are well worth a visit but wear comfortable shoes. The car park gets full very quickly but we were able to find street parking a short walk away

Easy flat walks surrounded by endless gardens of all kinds make a couple hours at the Botanic Gardens the perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon. I loved the Bonsai trees and the water Lillies,as well as the sculptures throughout the park. Be prepared for humidity and heat in the enclosed rainforest gardens. The gift shop is amazing and there is an art gallery, a cafe and a library. Parking is easy across the street in a parking garage.

The Denver Botanic Gardens are expansive, well tended, and drop jaw beautiful. During a long stroll, I moved from wonder to awe -- just so much to see on different scales. Take your time, wear good shoes, and take breaks as needed. If you're a gardener, you'll go back home with many more ideas for your own garden.

The botanic gardens is my favorite escape. They have been adding a lot of new things and buildings to check out. I highly suggest going in the day and at night for different experiences. My favorite exhibit is the bonsai exhibit.

Reciprocal AHA membership only gets two people in. There are wonderful sculptures amidst the floral displays. The grounds map is now digital rather than paper. Wonderful array of beautiful flora. Large garden with many comfortable seating nooks.

This Is quite a large place with a lot to look at and do for being a botanical garden. We were there about 3 hours and didn't even go across the street to the Children's Garden at all. You could stay longer if the movie had been running, and if you looked through all the art exhibits as well. It appears to host many events at various parts of the park as well.