(614) 645-1800
1777 E Broad St
Columbus,
OH
43203
39.9671
-82.9572
Neighborhoods: Near East, Near East Columbus
What People Are Saying About Franklin Park Conservatory
The Editor
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Citysearch
The Scene – Prior to 1992, the Franklin Park Conservatory was a dowdy old institution. In 1992, Franklin Park hosted the controversial Ameriflora--the first international flower show in North America commemorating the 500th year of Columbus' encounter with the new world. The Conservatory benefited from the energy and public funds, enabling a rejuvenation of the facility. – – The Experience – A five-acre, formally landscaped grand mall leads into the Conservatory. The Botanical Gardens emphasize displays from around the world, while many exhibits successfully rely on…
Urban Oasis
by jhl1
Franklin Park Conservatory is truly a treasure in the Near East Side. From the 98 acre beautiful park to the free seasonal displays to the ever changing exhibits throughout the facility, the Conservatory is a joy to visit and live near. Those of us who are fortunate enought to live near this jewel in our central city know the wonders of escaping to this tropical paradise in the middle of one of central Ohio's snowstorms. An afternoon at the Conservatory can take one away to magical lands and sooth the spirit. The tranquil sounds, smells, and sights of the rainforest, desert, or island paradise truly please the soul. Please visit this wonder on the near east side and feel free to bring a picnic and stoll Franklin Park as well.
- Pros: beautiful displays, great park setting, ease of access
- Cons: none, none, none
Phenomenal
by HKitty22
A beautifully natural hidden gem in the city's most urban area. The Conservatory will amaze visitors of all ages!
- Pros: Free Parking, Inexpensive Admission, Relaxing Environment
The Details on Franklin Park Conservatory
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If the birds, bees and butterflies inspire you, the Atrium can be rented out for weddings and other special events.
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