Located across from downtown Edmonton, the Muttart Conservatory is a botanical garden located in the North Saskatchewan River Valley. It is a well-known landmark in Edmonton and houses public gardens, greenhouses and five glass pyramids for plant displays. Nature lovers can immerse themselves in beauty of the vibrant plan life.

The Temperate Pyramid, the Arid Pyramid, The Tropical Pyramid and The Feature Pyramid contain numerous plant species native to different climactic zones. The fifth Pyramid is smaller and has a skylight that illuminates the central foyer. The conservatory also has a gazebo, a cafe and a gift shop.

• There are various free admission days from time to time, do check the official website.
• Most of the conservatory is Wheelchair Accessible.
• The Arid pyramid has steps and therefore is considered partially accessible.

• Youth (Ages 13-17)- $10.50.
• Adult (Ages 18-64)- $12.25, Senior (Age 65+)- $10.50 and for Family- $36.

• Ets Bus Routes: 85, 86

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• Hardware Grill
• Harvest Room

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