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This path will make you feel beautiful ❤

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Allan Gardens Conservatory is located on 19 Horticultural Ave. The park grounds is close by Sherborne Street. This location is also accessible by TTC transportation. Parking is available insight.

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* The Conservatory dates back to 1858 when prominent local politician George Allan offered the Toronto Horticultural Society a five-section of land to develop a garden.
* In 1864, the City of Toronto purchased the surrounding lands from Mr Allan, which was then released to the Horticultural Society on the condition that the grounds be publicly accessible and free of charge.
* In 1879 the Society opened a new Horticultural Pavilion which was in constant demand for promenade concerts, gala balls, conventions and flower shows.
* In 1894 the City replaced the old conservatory with a more spacious one, but a disastrous fire on June 6, 1902, destroyed the Horticultural Pavilion and parts of the new conservatory.
* Robert McCallum designed its replacement, the classically proportioned domed Palm House which opened in 1910 and stands on the site today.
* The Conservatory grew to almost 13 acres in size and added two new display greenhouses in the 1920’s.
* In 1957, it constructed additional greenhouse wings to expand conservatory display space and reconstructed the adjacent garden areas.

* The latest addition to the site is the Children’s Conservatory, which opened in 2004 until now.

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It is a wonderful experience visiting Allan Gardens Conservatory. We enjoyed the flowers, cactus, so on. There were so many different kind of plants. It was very beautiful.

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Toronto Walking Tour Assignment members:

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Toronto Walking Tour Assignment members:

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Kha Tkhi Khonh Niunh (Sveta)
Student ID #109458182
Hsiao-Wen Huang (Cherri)
Student ID #114128150

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Fantastic opportunity to escape the winter chill in the city. Very well maintained, clean and diverse. Each section a different micro climate. Beautiful orchids, cacti, cabbages the list goes on and on. It was -5 degree outside and when we walked in we completely forgot the cold.

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Allan Gardens Conservatory is a historic milestone that lies in one of Toronto's most established parks. The history and development of the gardens began with the donation of a five section of land in 1858 by George Allan, a prominent local politician and cultural leader.

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The Cool Temperate House features camellias, jasmine and plants from Australia and the Mediterranean.

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Everybody will definitely fall in love with this green house, with its bridges and perfectly organized exotic plants.

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Two Tropical Houses highlight a wide assortment of fascinating plants including orchids, bromeliads, begonia and gesneriads

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Children will also love spotting the orange coloured fishes in the pond and the little turtles in the water wheel lake.

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Visit Allan Gardens Conservatory all year round and enjoy an oasis of natural delights within the city’s boundaries.

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It is a very nice place to relax and learn more about different plants, and enjoy the beautiful garden away from the hustle and busy city life. If you happen to be close by, it is worth an hour or two to visit. Colourful flowers and warm air definitely brighten my soul.

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The Arid House is home to an extensive showcase of bizarre desert flora and succulents including accumulations of agave, opuntia, haworthia and aloe

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After researching about the history about the garden, it is a very valuable place to come and spend some quality time by yourself or even with friends.

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Catch your breath and smell the flowers :)

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Catch your breath and smell the flowers :)

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Being a partner with Sveta is the best decision i ever made. She took great photos and picked out a wonderful place for our tour walking assignment <3

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We would definitely visit the garden again. There was not entrance fee and the staffs are so friendly in there. And no need to worry about parking. It is right outside of the entrance. However, it is absolutely a warm and relaxing place to come with friends and family.