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Conservatory Building — Attraction in Columbus

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Conservatory Building
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Nearby attractions
Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
1777 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43203
John F. Wolfe Palm House
1777 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43203
Franklin Park Adventure Center
1755 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43203, United States
Wolfe Park
105 Park Dr, Columbus, OH 43209
Columbus Metropolitan Library: Martin Luther King Branch
1467 E Long St, Columbus, OH 43203
Nearby restaurants
The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Bexley
18 N Nelson Rd, Columbus, OH 43219
Masa Mexican Grill
212 Kelton Ave, Columbus, OH 43205
Southern Fried Eggs
1728 E Long St, Columbus, OH 43203
Saba Columbus
212 Kelton Ave, Columbus, OH 43205
Urban Gourmet
212 Kelton Ave, Columbus, OH 43205
KOSO (East Market)
212 Kelton Ave, Columbus, OH 43205
Winston's Coffee & Waffles | East Market
212 Kelton Ave, Columbus, OH 43205, United States
Yellow Brick
212 Kelton Ave, Columbus, OH 43205
Taste of greece & moroccan street food
212 Kelton Ave #1, Columbus, OH 43205
Momocha Hibachi Japanese Grill
212 Kelton Ave, Columbus, OH 43205
Nearby hotels
The Werner House
1640 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43203
Pride Inn Columbus
277 Woodland Ave, Columbus, OH 43203
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Conservatory Building

1777 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43205
4.9(543)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, John F. Wolfe Palm House, Franklin Park Adventure Center, Wolfe Park, Columbus Metropolitan Library: Martin Luther King Branch, restaurants: The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Bexley, Masa Mexican Grill, Southern Fried Eggs, Saba Columbus, Urban Gourmet, KOSO (East Market), Winston's Coffee & Waffles | East Market, Yellow Brick, Taste of greece & moroccan street food, Momocha Hibachi Japanese Grill
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Phone
(858) 914-7464
Website
fpconservatory.org

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Nearby attractions of Conservatory Building

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

John F. Wolfe Palm House

Franklin Park Adventure Center

Wolfe Park

Columbus Metropolitan Library: Martin Luther King Branch

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

4.8

(4.6K)

Closed
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John F. Wolfe Palm House

John F. Wolfe Palm House

5.0

(18)

Open 24 hours
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Franklin Park Adventure Center

Franklin Park Adventure Center

4.7

(160)

Open 24 hours
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Wolfe Park

Wolfe Park

4.6

(343)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Conservatory Building

The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Bexley

Masa Mexican Grill

Southern Fried Eggs

Saba Columbus

Urban Gourmet

KOSO (East Market)

Winston's Coffee & Waffles | East Market

Yellow Brick

Taste of greece & moroccan street food

Momocha Hibachi Japanese Grill

The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Bexley

The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Bexley

4.2

(1.2K)

$

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Masa Mexican Grill

Masa Mexican Grill

4.8

(123)

$

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Southern Fried Eggs

Southern Fried Eggs

4.2

(7)

Closed
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Saba Columbus

Saba Columbus

4.7

(90)

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Alexandria JonesAlexandria Jones
The Conservatory is one of our favorite family weekend destinations! It’s the perfect place to escape, especially during the winter and summer, when we need a refreshing dose of oxygen and Vitamin D. No matter the season, it provides a beautiful and relaxing environment filled with lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and unique plant displays that make every visit feel special. One of the absolute highlights for us is the butterfly exhibit. Watching these delicate creatures flutter around is truly magical, and our kids never get tired of seeing them up close. It’s always a peaceful and mesmerizing experience. In the summer, the outdoor areas are just as enjoyable, and splashing in the pool is a favorite activity that adds extra fun to our visits. Beyond the natural beauty and interactive elements, the Conservatory offers an atmosphere that feels both calming and educational. We love that our children can learn about different plant species, ecosystems, and conservation efforts while simply enjoying their surroundings. Our family has cherished countless memories here, and we plan to keep our membership long after our kids are grown. It’s a place that brings joy, relaxation, and connection with nature, making it a must-visit spot for families of all ages.
Heather HughesHeather Hughes
This is truly a Columbus gem! There is so much packed into this building, but by following the free, numbered map they provide at check-in, you should be able to see everything and experience each room or “climate” within two hours. They have such a great diversity of plants and flowers! This is a kid-friendly place, just be respectful of those who are there without kids looking to have a quieter experience. There is a small section along the self-guided tour where parents can stop and rest while kids play around with the kid-friendly, touchable exhibit. There are also plenty of places to sit throughout the entire building. The staff is very friendly and kind, especially in the gift shop. This place is so beautiful that I wish I could’ve been married here! My husband and I visited on the weekday (on a Wednesday specifically) so it was quieter and we didn’t have a wait. I do recommend buying your tickets online in advance. And if you have a Dawes Arboretum membership, you might get a small discount on tickets! That’s not guaranteed, so be sure to check before buying.
Tanya Fook-MarshallTanya Fook-Marshall
I am a flower lover to begin with, but I must say this place was simply beautiful and very well executed. I loved the fact there was an area for children since I was a teacher, that was nice. The topiary park was unbelievable! Very detailed and well done. The flowers were beautiful. There was a live band playing there for those who wanted to sit a minute and chill, before continuing the tour. I also appreciated and enjoyed the Dale Chihuly glass art displayed throughout the conservatory. I am so glad our hostess included this place on her list of places for us to visit during our stay. I strongly recommend you visit and see what they have to offer. There was parking, and the entry fee wasn't too extravagant. Please go and visit the Botanical Conservatory for yourself! You won't be disappointed.
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The Conservatory is one of our favorite family weekend destinations! It’s the perfect place to escape, especially during the winter and summer, when we need a refreshing dose of oxygen and Vitamin D. No matter the season, it provides a beautiful and relaxing environment filled with lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and unique plant displays that make every visit feel special. One of the absolute highlights for us is the butterfly exhibit. Watching these delicate creatures flutter around is truly magical, and our kids never get tired of seeing them up close. It’s always a peaceful and mesmerizing experience. In the summer, the outdoor areas are just as enjoyable, and splashing in the pool is a favorite activity that adds extra fun to our visits. Beyond the natural beauty and interactive elements, the Conservatory offers an atmosphere that feels both calming and educational. We love that our children can learn about different plant species, ecosystems, and conservation efforts while simply enjoying their surroundings. Our family has cherished countless memories here, and we plan to keep our membership long after our kids are grown. It’s a place that brings joy, relaxation, and connection with nature, making it a must-visit spot for families of all ages.
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This is truly a Columbus gem! There is so much packed into this building, but by following the free, numbered map they provide at check-in, you should be able to see everything and experience each room or “climate” within two hours. They have such a great diversity of plants and flowers! This is a kid-friendly place, just be respectful of those who are there without kids looking to have a quieter experience. There is a small section along the self-guided tour where parents can stop and rest while kids play around with the kid-friendly, touchable exhibit. There are also plenty of places to sit throughout the entire building. The staff is very friendly and kind, especially in the gift shop. This place is so beautiful that I wish I could’ve been married here! My husband and I visited on the weekday (on a Wednesday specifically) so it was quieter and we didn’t have a wait. I do recommend buying your tickets online in advance. And if you have a Dawes Arboretum membership, you might get a small discount on tickets! That’s not guaranteed, so be sure to check before buying.
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Heather Hughes

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I am a flower lover to begin with, but I must say this place was simply beautiful and very well executed. I loved the fact there was an area for children since I was a teacher, that was nice. The topiary park was unbelievable! Very detailed and well done. The flowers were beautiful. There was a live band playing there for those who wanted to sit a minute and chill, before continuing the tour. I also appreciated and enjoyed the Dale Chihuly glass art displayed throughout the conservatory. I am so glad our hostess included this place on her list of places for us to visit during our stay. I strongly recommend you visit and see what they have to offer. There was parking, and the entry fee wasn't too extravagant. Please go and visit the Botanical Conservatory for yourself! You won't be disappointed.
Tanya Fook-Marshall

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5.0
40w

The Conservatory is one of our favorite family weekend destinations! It’s the perfect place to escape, especially during the winter and summer, when we need a refreshing dose of oxygen and Vitamin D. No matter the season, it provides a beautiful and relaxing environment filled with lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and unique plant displays that make every visit feel special.

One of the absolute highlights for us is the butterfly exhibit. Watching these delicate creatures flutter around is truly magical, and our kids never get tired of seeing them up close. It’s always a peaceful and mesmerizing experience. In the summer, the outdoor areas are just as enjoyable, and splashing in the pool is a favorite activity that adds extra fun to our visits.

Beyond the natural beauty and interactive elements, the Conservatory offers an atmosphere that feels both calming and educational. We love that our children can learn about different plant species, ecosystems, and conservation efforts while simply enjoying their surroundings.

Our family has cherished countless memories here, and we plan to keep our membership long after our kids are grown. It’s a place that brings joy, relaxation, and connection with nature, making it a must-visit spot for families...

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5.0
1y

This is truly a Columbus gem! There is so much packed into this building, but by following the free, numbered map they provide at check-in, you should be able to see everything and experience each room or “climate” within two hours. They have such a great diversity of plants and flowers! This is a kid-friendly place, just be respectful of those who are there without kids looking to have a quieter experience. There is a small section along the self-guided tour where parents can stop and rest while kids play around with the kid-friendly, touchable exhibit. There are also plenty of places to sit throughout the entire building. The staff is very friendly and kind, especially in the gift shop. This place is so beautiful that I wish I could’ve been married here! My husband and I visited on the weekday (on a Wednesday specifically) so it was quieter and we didn’t have a wait. I do recommend buying your tickets online in advance. And if you have a Dawes Arboretum membership, you might get a small discount on tickets! That’s not guaranteed, so be sure to check...

   Read more
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5.0
2y

I am a flower lover to begin with, but I must say this place was simply beautiful and very well executed. I loved the fact there was an area for children since I was a teacher, that was nice. The topiary park was unbelievable! Very detailed and well done. The flowers were beautiful. There was a live band playing there for those who wanted to sit a minute and chill, before continuing the tour. I also appreciated and enjoyed the Dale Chihuly glass art displayed throughout the conservatory. I am so glad our hostess included this place on her list of places for us to visit during our stay. I strongly recommend you visit and see what they have to offer. There was parking, and the entry fee wasn't too extravagant. Please go and visit the Botanical Conservatory for yourself! You won't be...

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