Krohn Conservatory

Such a great outing and way more than I expected. The craftsmanship is astounding. You should definitely take the family or yourself.

Stopped by mainly to see the holiday train show. It is spectacular! Mini replicas of Cincinnati landmarks and trains running by on tracks. It's very well done. Great for anyone who likes attention to detail & florals. We loved seeing Thomas the Tank Engine. Kid friendly! From there we explored the dessert plants, walked under a waterfall, and spent some time in the little kids activity area. There are chairs with a table full of blocks and a bookshelf. Great for keeping toddlers busy! While it's winter outside, once you enter the conservatory it is fairly humid. They have a free coat rack as you enter (before the info desk). A restroom is also available. Plenty of space for strollers to get through the exhibits.

Wow what an amazing conservatory. Would have love to see it at night lit up, but it was absolute stunning and a great winter activity. Tickets can be bought before or onsite.

Visiting the conservatory at Christmas is a family tradition. As soon as you walk in you can feel the Christmas spirit. A tree made of poinsettias trains all around each area. In the back room there are replicas of buildings in Cincinnati. Findlay market union terminal and other landmarks. It's just beautiful There also a live nativity starting December 8 I try to visit in the spring where the flowers bloom like tulips my favoriteIt's such a relaxing place to unwind

Gorgeous and a sentimental place to visit for me, as I used to go here with family growing up as a kid. My step-grandmother used to live in Mt Adams, so this was a frequent place we'd visit when in Cincinnati for Easter and Christmas. Love the plethora of unique plants and habitats in to conservatory, as well as the beautiful surrounding Eden Park. Entry fee is $10 for adults, but was discounted to $7 when I visited because the orchid section was closed for renovations I believe. Easy parking on-site.

Visited multiple years for the Butterfly show and always enjoyed It! Lots of plants to see and friendly staff. They have lots of events to pick from! On street parking available onsite.

I've been to the conservatory before for their butterfly exhibit and it was crowded, hot and seemed to lack butterflies. This trip was completely the opposite. It was so nice going this time. There were maybe only 15 people in the area with us, a ton of butterflies and the temperature was perfect. We were actually able to catch quite a few on our butterfly pad. It was just so relaxing to sit and watch my daughter enjoying herself. Highly recommend the Butterflies in Space exhibit!!

Have been wanting to come here for a while and finally made it on a date - good date spot!! Wish I had some pictures but you'll just have to go for yourself :).The conservatory has lots to offer, you can read the signs and learn some fascinating, scientific things about nature (they probably change these displays out every so often??). There's a room with a plethora of different bonsai trees! A desert room, the central area with a massive waterfall (for being indoors). Beautiful space and plants, really enjoyed taking it all in.

Wahhhh wahhhh they put The Nutcracker near the baby jesus and Nativity booohooooo!!!!

I have been visiting the Live Nativity Scene every Christmas for my entire life. Every year I take a picture of my son in front of the "Kerp Christ in Christmas" Sign to measure how much he's grown. May seem like a very small issue to some but I am not sure why there is a random Nutcracker Statue this year in a scene that is viewed as something so sacred. Please review why this would have been done this year. Very disappointing Tara G, Cincinnati