Richmond has many attractions and the Lewis Ginter gardens should not be left off any visit. Many beautiful plants & garden types. The walks are amazing. There is a great butterfly enclosure, a water park for children, lakes, ponds and sculptures. You need some time...More

Loved it! Spent 2 hours here on a nice fall day. Staff (checkin; grounds crew; store) were very friendly!

Jack Ax Flats were enjoyable as was all the libations from Center of the Universe. My wife enjoyed Kolesch beer. The ground and flowers were superb as many fall flowers are.we had the pickled beets, pretzel and home made apple strutted.

Lewis Ginter was a prominent Richmond businessman at the end of the 18th century. His niece had bought the abandoned clubhouse from her uncle's estate, and upon her death, bequeathed the property to the city of Richmond to form a botanical garden, which opened to...More

Look for specials to receive discounted/free admission. This is one of the few places that I have visited recently where patrons are engaged with their surroundings rather than their phones. Enjoy free music and enjoy a day with the family. Remember to bring sunscreen; the...More

We like coming here and it's a beautiful place. I feel that it's probably only worth it if you get a membership. Paying the admittance fee each time to see the same things isn't something that my kids enjoy as much but it is fun....More

As soon as you step out of the welcome center into the gardens you are greeted with the glass Conservatory framed by a dancing water fountain and pin flowering trees. It is so serene here, filled with a few miles of winding trails through various...More