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Bloedel Conservatory contains three separate climatic zones under one roof: Tropical, Subtropical and Desert. It is home to more than 500 varieties of plants from around the world as well as more than 200 free-flying exotic birds.
Experience the Bloedel Conservatory, a fun, family-friendly indoor attraction located at the peak of Vancouver in Queen Elizabeth Park. Discover 120 exotic birds and over 500 kinds of tropical plants inside the dome and then explore the fountains, gardens and sculptures around Queen Elizabeth Park.
Host a memorable event Bloedel Conservatory is an exotic setting for a cocktail party, anniversary celebration, fundraiser, birthday party or a wedding and can be booked for a reasonable fee seven days a week! Bloedel Conservatory is available for larger events (up to 150 people). Please phone 604-257-8584 for more details.Learn more about event rentals on Bloedel’s website.
Weddings under the dome Weddings at Bloedel Conservatory are limited to a maximum of 30 people. A rental fee is charged per booked session. Two time slots are available – morning (before public opening) and evening (after public closing). Note that special licensing is required for food and alcohol and prices increase accordingly, and rice, confetti, candles and blowing bubbles are not permitted. Please phone 604-257-8584 to make a booking or for more information.Learn more about wedding rentals on Bloedel’s Conservatory’s website.
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Hours
Open daily from 10am to 5pm See website for daily/seasonal hours of operation.
Features and Highlights
Plant Collections, Free Flying birds, Event Rentals, Wedding Rentals, Queen Elizabeth Park
Getting Here
4600 Cambie Street, Vancouver, BCLocated at the top of Queen Elizabeth Park
Region: Vancouver Coast and Mountains
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