A must see, we were there for 3 hrs and were kind of hurrying it along. You could spend the how day and still maybe miss something. more

Absolutely beautiful! Loved the grounds. Spent at least two hours walking around. Came back home with great ideas for our own backyard. It's a must see for the young and old alike. It has something for everyone. Additional bonus - we were there on the Fourth of July and got in free! more

I live in St. Louis are and make it a point to visit the Botanical Garden a couple of times a year. By contrast, I haven't been to the Arch in 15 or 20 years. I have brought my little girl. now three, the last few times and she's have just had a blast, between the flowers, fountains, tropical rain... more

The gardens were very beautiful and extensive. The price was phenomenal compared to other gardens I have visited (only $8.00 per person). The garden was definitely a highlight of my vacation, and I highly recommend it to other travelers. more

This place is just great. I took my 4 & 6 year old boys there, and they had a blast! The kids area is loaded for things to do, young kids & older kids. We went in April and it was beautiful there. Lots of walking, so wear your walking shoes. The kids loved feeding the fish in the Chinese... more

One of the older and classier gardens in the country, but not without some ultra-modern stuff as well. We were fortunate enough to visit during an excellent Japanese festival. The Chinese and Turkish gardens are out of the ordinary. Good conservatory and original founder's mansion also on site. This is a first-class botanical garden and should not be missed. Highly... more

This is an inexpensive place to take family. It is also an interesting beautiful place for just couples. There are childrens gardens, Japanese gardens, domestic gardens, exquisite statues and artwork in the gardens. An absolutely beautiful place to take pictures, or just simply tour the infinity of greenery and bountiful colors. There is a dome with a rainforest which entails... more

It was a little early in the year to visit as there were very few flowers blooming but we still enjoyed the trip. The orchid show was in progress and it was a beautiful exhibit. Be prepared to walk I think it is almost 80 acres of gardens, there are plenty of places to stop and rest though. The summer... more

This would rate as second only to the great Longwood Gardens in SW Pennsylvania in my book. The garden has a wide array of display beds and everything was extremely well groomed. To my surprise I thought that this was a more enjoyable experience than the Chicago Botanical Garden. Recommended. more