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Olbrich Botanical Gardens is a year-round destination for nature-lovers, green-thumbers and respite-seekers. The Gardens, voted one of the top 10 most inspiring gardens in North America by Horticulture Magazine, sit on Madison’s eclectic, quirky eastside across from the expansive Olbrich Park.
One of Madison's most popular attractions, this oasis of green includes a sunken garden, perennial garden, tower garden, rock garden, herb garden, wildflower garden and an indoor, tropical conservatory.
Olbrich Botanical Gardens is a 16 acre outdoor botanical garden and 10,000-square-foot conservatory in Madison, Wisconsin. Founded in 1952 and named for its founder, Michael Olbrich, the gardens are owned and operated jointly by the City of Madison Parks and the non-profit Olbrich Botanical Society.
Stroll 16 acres of outdoor gardens, including the only Thai Pavilion in the continental U.S.! Featuring an indoor tropical paradise too. Open daily year-round, check out our events, concerts, classes, gift shop and gardening library.
You'll find the Olbrich Botanical Gardens on Lake Monona's northern shore about 5 miles east of downtown Madison. On-site amenities include a horticultural library, as well as a gift shop.
Stroll through 16 acres of outdoor display gardens and an indoor, tropical conservatory at Olbrich Botanical Gardens. In the outdoor gardens, visit the Royal Thai Pavilion and Garden. Olbrich's Thai Pavilion is the only one in the continental United States and the only one outside of Thailand surrounded by a garden.
Olbrich Botanical Gardens is a Midwestern public garden gem. The herb garden, sunken garden, rose garden, and shade garden are just some of the many gardens to enjoy. There is also a Thai garden (opened in 2002) that features an authentic Thai pavilion (sala) and amazingly lush plantings.
