(206) 684-4743
1247 15th Ave E
Seattle,
WA
98112
47.6315
-122.3126
Neighborhoods: Broadway, Capitol Hill
Hours:
Daily 10am-4pm
Volunteer Park Conservatory
What People Are Saying About Volunteer Park Conservatory
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Experience – Plant lovers and people who just want to get warm in the winter will enjoy a walk through this conservatory in Volunteer Park. The turn-of-the-century structure is divided into five greenhouses all stocked with exotic, and sometimes fantastical, plants such as the bizarre Dutchman's Pipe, the unusual passion flower or Baby Toes and Brains cacti. The palm, fern and bromeliad houses have tropical climates, the Cactus House is desert-like and the Seasonal Display House (showcasing an impressive array of orchids and a profusion of whatever's currently in bloom) hits in…
modest but gorgeous collection
by jedbird
Even if you don't think you care about plants, go for no other reason than to stand under the blooming Angel's Trumpet and breathe deep.
Although this is listed on citysearch as a "free" attraction, they do ask for a $2 donation (which you should give if you can).
The Details on Volunteer Park Conservatory
Know Before You Go:
This park is prime prowler territory; take your valuables with you and always lock up your vehicle.
When to Go:
Temperatures are kept at balmy levels year-round, so a stroll through is one of the best ways to beat the "gray Seattle blues"--even on the chilliest, rainiest winter days.
The Extras:
Stop by the exquisite and affordable Asian Art Museum, also located in Volunteer Park.









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