Zilker Botanical Garden

It was a perfect day to walk around the Garden. I wished more plants were named but I particularly liked the prehistoric section and the Japanese and butterfly areas. The restrooms were small but decent and they had bags to pick up after your dog. They had a great play area for the children to have great adventures and there was even a mad hatter tea party going on that was adorable. There was a food truck that had d delightful menu of refreshing drinks but not much of a sitting area. Parking as good. All in all it was a lovely afternoon.

Absolutely beautiful! With Austin's gorgeous skyline in the background, this little gem of a botanical garden sits nestled quietly near the city. It's peaceful and easy to walk in silence and reflect. Perfect with a small group, your loved one or parents...the prehistoric area transports you to another realm. Highly recommend:) WAY worth the price of admissions!

Very close to downtown, a lot of green plants and flowers. The fishes in the small ponds were beautiful. The ancient Dianosours foot prints was remarkable. Easily you will spend 2 hours to half of a day. The 400 years old hut and the school is well preserved. There is a workshop with old machines. The small springs were major attractions.