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I visited the Brooklyn Botanic Garden for the seco...

I visited the Brooklyn Botanic Garden for the second time during the peak of the Cherry Blossoms in early May 2019. Highly recommend visiting during this time of the year. It was absolutely gorgeous! The website has a map that let's you know what stage the cherry blossoms are blooming at. The entrance fee is $15, but you can also do a combo pack admission with the Brooklyn Museum, which is located next door, unless there's a special exhibit. It's a good size garden, so not too overwhelming. Expect to spend about 1-2 hours just walking around. The Japanese Hill and Pond Garden and Lily Pool Terrace is really pretty too.

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Such a disappointment. Visited the garden today wi...

Such a disappointment. Visited the garden today with my family, 95% of the garden was closed and we were still charged full price. There was nothing to see. I should have warm the others waiting on line to buy tickets. They should have been a sign that says the garden was under construction and it s basically closed. Refund please!

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Very beautiful gardens. I wouldn't go during the ...

Very beautiful gardens. I wouldn't go during the Sakura matsuri festival again, but definitely on a less busy day. All if the plants and the layout of the gardens are very beautiful.

Was here for a wedding and surprised by how pretty...

Was here for a wedding and surprised by how pretty it was. It's a nice place to get out for a few hours casually. If you're here for a wedding, same day admission is free so take advantage of that.

If you're interested in seeing nature close by you...

If you're interested in seeing nature close by you should definitely visit it, it's really good if you want to bring children have a schedule where you can take children to learn about the different plants

Brooklyn Botanical Garden is an absolutely brillia...

Brooklyn Botanical Garden is an absolutely brilliant way to spend a day in New York. We went here in winter when almost all the plants have dried out and it was still wonderful. The greenhouses are a must visit here. The Japanese garden is also epic in winter as the pond freezes over. The highlight is definitely the Bonsai exhibits. I can't wait to get back here in spring to see the cherry blossoms and the livelier gardens.

STOP AND SMELL THE FLOWERS!

STOP AND SMELL THE FLOWERS!

Fresh air in NYC it's an amazing way to detach from city life that we often forget to do

Beautiful garden in the middle of the urban jungle...

Beautiful garden in the middle of the urban jungle that is Brooklyn. Fantastic for families and enthusiasts of all ages. A lovely picnic can be enjoyed on Tuesdays where it's FREE admission; however, crowds can be a bit intimidating in size, but one can find a shady nook or bask under the sun in one of their beautifully manicured lawns!

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This is a gorgeous botanical garden! It has beaut...

This is a gorgeous botanical garden! It has beautiful buildings, a place to eat with vegetarian options and is ver clean and well maintained. There are amazing plant arrangements and many awesome plants. There is a popcorn plant, and yes it smells like popcorn. There is also a plant that smells like cocoa. There are many butterflies that are attracted to the plants. All in all it is a beautiful, relaxing place to stroll!

We love going here especially on weekdays when it'...

We love going here especially on weekdays when it's not too crowded. We visit pre, during and post-cherry blossom season. It's nice to see the changes of the sakura trees. Our favorites include wisteria flowers, the indoor bonsai display and the Japanese pond among others. The cafeteria has limited food but we usually bring our own food anyway and just get drinks here. Unfortunately, you can't have picnics.

I m sure it s much more fantastic in the warm mont...

I m sure it s much more fantastic in the warm months when all is in bloom; but still a tranquil and peaceful place to walk about and enjoy 5he grounds. The indoor spaces are gorgeous too, don t miss the bonsais. I ll be back in spring. Loved it here.

Too much construction going on at the same time, c...

Too much construction going on at the same time, can not lay down on the lawn with a blanket without the security telling you to move, only allowed on Wednesday evening when there is events. I purchased two memberships for a $100, and the Botanical wants you to come in and keep it moving unless its Wednesday evening where they can make extra money with the concession stand. Membership is not worth it

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Absolutely stunning walk-around garden, although s...

Absolutely stunning walk-around garden, although slightly out of the way if do not live in Brooklyn. I highly recommend going during the cherry blossom festival to see all of the performances and beautiful women in yukata/kimonos. The price for food and items at the gift shop is unnecessarily expensive, but if you bring a picnic lunch, you could have a truly visual enriching, inexpensive day.

Just lovely. It's a botanical garden, spring time ...

Just lovely. It's a botanical garden, spring time when everything is blooming. Easy to get to from Manhattan, fast/easy entrance set up, cozy indoor space. Had to leave half hour early due to a wedding event held in the indoor auditorium. Will go again soon.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

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