Georgia-Pacific Classroom
Inside the Fuqua Orchid Center, this flexible classroom space is a perfect rental space for small seminars, trainings and receptions.
Visit Georgia-Pacific ClassroomPerennial Garden
Perennials are the backbone of a multi-layered garden and provide a textured contrast to the openness of the nearby Great Lawn.
Visit Perennial GardenCox Courtyard
Cox Courtyard is an inviting, lush, tranquil space featuring a beautiful handcrafted copper fountain in the center of the plaza.
Visit Cox CourtyardAlston Overlook
Unforgettable events start with unforgettable locations, and the view from Alston Overlook is exactly that.
Visit Alston OverlookSnack Bar
Light refreshments are available at the Snack Bar in the Perennial Garden near the Great Lawn. The bistro-like setting is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a variety of sandwiches, snacks and beverages. HOURS Open through spring/summer | Hours change seasonally Garden admission is required
Visit Snack BarQuick Cafe
While the main dining areas of Longleaf offer a full menu of garden-inspired cuisine, the Quick Café in the back of the restaurant focuses on easy grab-and-go sandwiches, salads, soups and desserts to enjoy in nearby seating or in the Garden.
Visit Quick CaféGreen Roof
The Green Roof over the Hardin Visitor Center is as environmentally friendly as it is beautiful.
Visit Green RoofAnne Cox Chambers Flower Walk
You'll never forget the first time you experience the Anne Cox Chambers Flower walk in bloom. Designed for color, there's no better way to welcome visitors to the Skyline Garden and Robinson Gazebo.
Visit Anne Cox Chambers Flower WalkVine Arbor
Take a cool break in the shade of endless vines wrapped around the arbor beside the Great Lawn.
Visit Vine ArborThe Orchard
The path between Vine Arbor and the Edible Garden alongside the Perennial Garden proves that even connecting paths between gardens offer additional opportunities for botanical interest.
Visit The OrchardConifer Garden
Explore the Garden's heralded collection of conifers in a garden that provides year-round interest at the front of the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory.
Visit Conifer GardenConservation
Display
Garden
Have you ever encountered a Venus Flytrap in real life? Examine incredibly fascinating species of carnivorous plants, orchids and other native plants at the heart of the Garden's conservation program.
Visit Conservation Display GardenCamellia Walk
You'll find colorful blooms at the Garden, even in winter, when the cold-loving blooms of the camellia sparkle.
Visit Camellia WalkAzalea Walk
Storza Woods blooms wild with color in early summer thanks to the bold flowers of native Rhododendrons on the Azalea Walk
Visit Azalea WalkChannel Garden, Boardwalk
and Beechwood Overlook
Experience woodland beauty in the heart of Midtown from the boardwalk paths and overlooks in Storza Woods.
Visit Mary Ellen Imlay Channel GardenGlade
Garden
This respite at the edge of Storza Woods is an effervescent garden in shades of pinks, whites and purples that features stunning water features and an unforgettable Chihuly sculpture.
Visit Glade GardenStorza Woods
Lose yourself in the tranquility of Storza Woods, one of the few remaining secondary growth mature hardwood forests remaining in the City of Atlanta.
Visit Storza WoodsSheffield
Botanical Library
Located in Gardenhouse, the Sheffield Botanical Library collection serves Garden staff and the visiting public, and offers a nook of puppets and kids' books for young Garden guests.
Visit Sheffield Botanical LibrarySkyline
Garden
Take in stunning views of terraced succulents above Piedmont Park against the Midtown skyline in the Garden's most modern space.
Visit Skyline GardenOrchid Research
Library
Located in the Southeastern Center for Conservation, the Orchid Research Library features an extensive collection of research materials pertaining to orchids and other plant collections available to outside researchers.
Visit Orchid Research LibraryTropical High
Elevation House
Experience vibrant plants in the the cool of the Fuqua Orchid Center’s Tropical High Elevation House, which features orchids, pitcher plants, tropical blueberries and more that grow in the tropics between 4,000 and 10,000 feet above sea level.
Visit Tropical High Elevation HouseOrchid Display
House
Experience countless showy orchids that grow in the tropics from sea level to 6,000 feet elevation in the Orchid Display House of the Fuqua Orchid Center. Examine several Euglossine bee- pollinated orchids, Asian slipper orchids, moth orchids and more.
Visit Orchid Display HouseOrchid Atrium
Often filled with lush, tropical displays of orchids and other plants, the Orchid Atrium welcomes guests to the Fuqua Orchid Center.
Visit Orchid AtriumSpecial Collections
Exhibits
Discover seasonal displays that highlight unique plant groups, adaptations and help connect people with plants in new ways.
Visit Special Collections ExhibitsOrangerie
Discover the plants behind familiar foods and other products in the Orangerie inside the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory, where economically, medicinally and industrially significant plants from around the world are grown and displayed.
Visit OrangerieDesert
House
Look, but don't touch! The Desert House inside the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory celebrates the surprising diversity and harsh beauty of the desert habitats of southern Africa and Madagascar. Discover the many unique adaptations these plants developed to survive and thrive in these rugged environments.
Visit Desert HouseTropical
Rotunda
Experience the world's lushest climate where more than half of the planet's plants and animals live: Earth’s equatorial tropics. The Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory’s Tropical Rotunda houses plants from many tropical regions throughout the world and explores the complex relationships between humans and plants.
Visit Tropical RotundaDorothy Chapman
Fuqua Conservatory
Explore the botanical richness and stunning biodiversity of several distinct environments housed in the Fuqua Conservatory, where a tropical rainforest meets the South African Desert. Visitors can learn how humans relate to the plant world in many complex ways.
Visit Dorothy Chapman Fuqua ConservatorySoutheastern Center
for Conservation
The Southeastern Center for Conservation enables the Garden to lead innovative strategies and partnerships to conserve imperiled plants and natural communities in the southeastern United States, Caribbean and Ecuador.
Visit Southeastern Center for ConservationStrickland Garden
and Color Border
Surround yourself with color on the Great Lawn as these two beds of perennials burst to life in spring and summer.
Visit Strickland Garden and Color BorderOutdoor Kitchen
The fresh produce of the Edible Garden comes in handy in the Outdoor Kitchen, where a variety of tasty programs bloom in warm-weather months.
Visit Outdoor KitchenEdible Garden
Explore the ever-changing crops in the Edible Garden, where guests are reminded that without plants, there would be no other life on Earth.
Visit Edible GardenGreat Lawn
Take in sweeping vistas of the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory and the Midtown skyline beyond from the Garden's largest open space, the Great Lawn.
Visit Great LawnRock Garden
Discover the unique and often beautiful plant adaptations abound in the Rock Garden between the Great Lawn and the Anne Cox Chambers Flower Walk.
Visit Rock GardenRose Garden
Explore the guest-favorite Rose Garden and its diverse collection of colorful and fragrant blooms, particularly on May - September mornings.
Visit Rose GardenMershon
Hall
Mershon Hall is occasionally used for member events and large Garden events, but is often the site of beautiful weddings and other private events.
Visit Mershon HallLevy Parterre
Experience the stunning beauty of the Garden's most formal space inspired by classic gardens popular in 17th-century France.
Visit Levy ParterreJapanese
Garden
Blooming since the 1960s, no garden room has a richer history than the charming Japanese Garden. Its combination of Japanese garden styles impresses with authentic elements such as the antique lantern that marks its entrance.
Visit Japanese GardenDay Hall
This large indoor meeting space is primarily used for private rentals and large Garden-sponsored events. At its entrance, enjoy views of the Levy Parterre from Lanier Terrace.
Visit Day HallLongleaf
Restaurant
Enjoy full-service dining or grab and go from the Quick Café at Longleaf restaurant.
Visit Longleaf RestaurantThe Lou Glenn
Children's Garden
Grow, splash, play and learn about the plant world with your kids in Lou Glenn Children's Garden – a beloved family destination since 1999.
Visit The Lou Glenn Children’s GardenTrustees
Garden
Find a moment of peace in this formal garden built to honor those who have served on the Garden's Board of Trustees.
Visit Trustees GardenKendeda
Canopy Walk
Walk among the treetops, 40 feet in the air, on the Kendeda Canopy Walk, considered the largest tree canopy-level suspended walkway of its kind in the United States.
Visit Kendeda Canopy WalkAnne Cox Chambers Garden
Explore the "rooms" of the garden that greet guests as they begin their journey.
Visit Anne Cox Chambers GardenSAGE Parking
Facility
On-site parking is available in the SAGE Parking Facility for Garden guests on Levels 4, 5 and 6 via the Garden's Piedmont Avenue entrance.
Visit SAGE Parking FacilityHardin Visitor Center
The dramatic contemporary design of the Allen and Gail Hardin Visitor Center beckons visitors with its expansive glass, natural lighting and one very special sculpture by Dale Chihuly.
Visit Hardin Visitor CenterCascades
Garden
Relax in the tranquil surrounding of hardy tropicals, flowing water and the unforgettable majesty of Earth Goddess, one of the Garden's most iconic living sculptures.
Visit Cascades GardenFuqua
Orchid Center
Orchids are exhibited year round in the 16,000 sq. ft. display space of the Fuqua Conservatory. This space showcases the large and diverse collection consisting of landscaped areas and seasonal displays.
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