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Barbican Conservatory

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Barbican Conservatory
Glass-roofed, leafy sanctuary features tropical plants and trees, birdlife and exotic fish.
Address: Silk St, London EC2Y 8DS, UK
Phone: 020 7870 2500
State: Greater London
City: London
Zip Code: EC2Y 8DS

opening times

Monday: 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday: 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday: 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM

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Reviews
A lovely garden to visit that on initial impressions doesn't seem all that big but once inside it's impressive the sheer scale of the various facets of the garden itself. There is the exotic cactus section that encourages no touching for obvious reasons!, and once down below, there's an area to see large fishes at play as well as an area to relax and just take in the surrounding flora and fauna. Despite it being free, I'd recommend booking tickets to make the entry process smooth as there's a lovely afternoon to be had here and even for the kids it's highly educational. The outside area with the fountains is a good place to grab a coffee and a bite to eat so in all, a place that's definitely recommended for all.
An absolutely stunning addition to what already is my most favourite spot in all of London — the glass walls of the conservatory sits beautifully on top of the legendary concrete building, and the interiors are absolutely fascinating with an impressive array of plants and art installations. It is very important to book in advance, even though it’s free, but it is absolutely worth the planning and wait. We loved it!
I made a free reservation in advance for Sunday at 12pm. It is pretty humid in there as it is a greenhouse so come prepared with a layer that can be removed. Lots of pretty plants and very cool hanging sculptures
I am pleased I was able to visit this beautiful conservatory. It’s like nature has overtaken the building. Needs some TLC but it’s worth a visit if you are a plant lover! Lots of huge Monstera & Fiddle leaf fig tree. My favourite is the variegated monstera which can easily be missed. There’s pond for koi & other fishes and also turtles. The cacti room was closed on our visit but you can see some of the exotic plants thriving. Lots of seating where you can relax and ponder and immerse in nature. I feel like it needs some moist spray and atmospheric sound effects and jungle music to really make it immersive! It’s free but you have to book a ticket in advance to avoid disappointment. Check out the opening times as it may vary.nEnjoy!
post-apocalyptic vibe. a very unusual botanical garden that looks wild. lots of plants and some turtles. lots of benches and balconies with a nice view. The place is worth visiting.
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Directions to Barbican Conservatory with public transportation

Beech Street 110 meters
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Silk Street 140 meters
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London Wall Museum Of London 300 meters
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Museum Of London 310 meters
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Barbican 310 meters
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