About Allan Gardens

Allan Gardens is a historic urban park and indoor conservatory located in the Garden District of Toronto, Ontario. Established in 1860, this green oasis spans a vibrant 1,500-square-metre conservatory complex featuring six distinct greenhouses, each showcasing plants from around the world. Visitors can explore the Arid House, home to striking cacti and succulents; the Tropical House, with lush equatorial flora; the Palm House, a multifunctional space perfect for weddings and photography; the Orchid and Bromeliad House, displaying exotic blooms; and the Temperate Show House, which features seasonal flower displays and a serene koi pond. The conservatory's stunning cast-iron and glass architecture, combined with its carefully curated plant collections, makes it a favorite for both locals and tourists. Beyond the greenhouses, Allan Gardens offers playgrounds, off-leash dog areas, and inviting walking paths. Open daily with free admission, it provides a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. Whether enjoying a leisurely stroll, photographing vibrant plants, or attending special events, Allan Gardens delivers a lush, educational, and relaxing experience for visitors of all ages.