Allan Gardens is a beautiful place to visit if your a Botanical lover. The assortment of flowers and plants is amazing. Take lots of pictures

The variety of exotic plants makes this an interesting visit. It was very educational to learn the names of the plants. Here is my video from May 8, 2013. https://vimeo.com/65772658

You do not have to be crazy about plants to enjoy the conservatory (although I imagine it helps). The structure itself is unique - the archaic glass dome makes you feel as if you were transported to the 19th century. The interior is lined with a wild variety of plants - flowers, trees, bushes, cacti - the layout is well... More

I've lived in Toronto for 10 years and yet like many I had never heard of Allan Gardens. Now that I've had my first visit I don't know how I missed it! The beautiful glass and cast iron "Palm House", built in 1910, is the centrepiece of the large five connected greenhouses. You can stroll along winding paths or have... More

oasis in downtown Toronto includes a park, is accessible from public transit, off Carlton Street, near Jarvis

Great to visit in the winter to walk through a warm conservatory. It has a bit from each climate zone.

Always a nice variety of flowers that change with the season - and well designed arrangements. Walking distance from the Eaton Centre so it is a nice way to relax for a short time between other activities.

Allan Gardens Conservatory is a relatively nice place to see plants indoors, in a park that borders on sketchy neighbourhoods. There is nothing dangerous about the place, or the general area, but the nicest thing about the Conservatory is that is so different from every else nearby.

Allan Gardens in the summer is beautiful when the gardens are green outside. But in winter, when you're feeling the blahs, you can stop in here (it's free) and see all the greenery and plants like cacti and flowers. A great place to go to see plants you normally would never see.