Enjoy one of Vancouver’s most affordable attractions! Immerse yourself in the tropics at Bloedel Conservatory – a must-see indoor attraction located at …
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Feb 9, 2025
Yes, its small and the price reflects this but it's good to support the smaller guys. The dome itself is cram packed with tropical plants and the birds - we didn't see any fly - are raucous and good …Full review by David n
Jun 27, 2024
Amazing - beautiful birds and many exotic plants! We had lunch at the restaurant and it was outstanding!! Good for all ages.Full review by Andiamo2010
Nov 1, 2023
I enjoyed my visit to the Conservatory. It was $5.50 and really worth twice the admission charge. It consists of a tropical garden/jungle with various species of birds from warmer and more humid cli…Full review by bill g
What temperature range is maintained inside? Visitor with temperature sensitivity needs to know. Thanks.
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If you are not comfortable with humid and warm temperature, I would not recommend it as it is defiantly higher on both accounts. I think someone said about 25c / 78 f sounds …
If you are not comfortable with humid and warm temperature, I would not recommend it as it is defiantly higher on both accounts. I think someone said about 25c / 78 f sounds about right.
Hi, i will be on holiday in Vancouver and would like to visit the conservatory by public transport from downtown. Any info on bus nos pls?
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From downtown or the waterfront stations you can catch the Canada Line (elevated train) and disembark at the King Edward Station (West 25th Avenue). It's only a fairly short walk …
From downtown or the waterfront stations you can catch the Canada Line (elevated train) and disembark at the King Edward Station (West 25th Avenue). It's only a fairly short walk South to 33rd Avenue which is one entrance to Queen Elizabeth Park. The Bloedel Conservatory rests on the top of the park.
are small dogs allowed. in the park are dog allowed
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Let us differentiate between dogs in Queen Elizabeth Park, the area where the Conservatory is located, and the Conservatory itself. There is a note on the Vancouver parks web site to …
Let us differentiate between dogs in Queen Elizabeth Park, the area where the Conservatory is located, and the Conservatory itself. There is a note on the Vancouver parks web site to the effect that dogs are welcome in the park as long as they are on a leash and as long as the owner picks up after his or her dog. I remember seeing dogs in the park as we went in to the Conservatory site. However, I suspect that small animals of any kind are not admitted to the Conservatory, if only because of the potential that an excited animal might scare the resident birds. This is a question that you should ask, by phone, of the Conservatory staff. I would expect an answer in the negative.
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