A beautiful and relaxing place to take a leisurely walk and enjoy the wonderful tropical vegetation for some time. Price of admission is free.

A beautiful and relaxing place to take a leisurely walk and enjoy the wonderful tropical vegetation for some time. Price of admission is free.
Its amazing to find something that is right out of Hawaii or Tokyo in the middle of San Antonio. Quite extensive and very beautiful. Nice cafe which adjoins the garden. Makes for a nice afternoon visit with a cool lemonade or iced tea to top things off.
I went to see the garden because of all the good reviews and was expecting a lot more.
For being a garden, I did not see it as a beautiful garden.
Don't take grandma or somebody with knee problems because they will hate it. When you are climbing up the stairs there is no guard rail which I find a...
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You wont go wrong if you bring your significant other to this place. You can stroll in this garden and keep taking pictures from hundreds of angles. Try to go early in the morning to avoid crowds and summer heat. This is a no fee attraction too. If I was not in a hurry I would have tried their nice...
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Very nice place to visit with ur family ur kids will be very happy lakes full of fish very nice seen
If you like calm relaxing and beautiful. Be sure to stop by here!! I will be sure to come back again
A totally unique little detour for anyone who takes in Brakenridge Park. And it is free. Quiet, serene, tropical - really a unique place.
This is an amazing place. During the week it was a quiet respite from the Fiesta crowds. A beautiful waterfall and ponds. Just lovely. Try the little tea garden too. The teas and food are excellent.
A Japanese park that is worthy of a visit in San Antonio. The waterfall is spectacular and the lower, middle and upper parts of the garden are visual delights.
Lilly ponds, perfect stone bridges, superior tranquility offers the visitor a breather to the everyday world. The golden carp and other fish in the ponds and small lake swim majestically and...
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Once a rock quarry turned into a beautiful garden. The stone work is worth seeing along with all the great greenery. We are glad we stopped after spending time at the San Antonio zoo. Maybe a suggestion of more small signage to describe what you are looking at to a person not well versed in flora and fauna.
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