Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens - Gardens

Gardens

Indoor rooms Outdoor gardens
  • Palm Court
  • Serpetine Room
  • Fern Room
  • Orchid Room
  • Stove Room
  • South Conservatory
  • Tropical Fruit and Spice Room
  • The Gallery
  • Sunken Garden
  • Desert Room
  • Victoria Room
  • Parterre de Boderie Room
  • East Room
  • Tropical Forest Conservatory

A swan display in the Sunken Garden
during the 2005 Winter Flower Show.
  • Discovery Garden
  • Japanese Courtyard Garden
  • Aquatic Garden
  • Outdoor Garden
  • Medicinal Plant Garden
  • Botany Hall Garden


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