This place is amazing! We made a day of it and had lunch at Seasons afterwards and it was such a memorable, fun day. I’ve been to Vancouver so many times and had never visited the conservatory before. My mom and I went and had a lovely time. I will definitely be back with my children next time we’re in town! Very inexpensive too.

A beautiful conservatory, full of amazing flowers/plants/trees with the added attraction of some very colourful/entertaining birds, especially the cockatoo who shouts "peek a boo" at regular intervals. It was lovely to watch this bird being groomed/stroked through all her(?) feathers by a very caring keeper(?) as the bird obviously enjoyed the whole experience. Also lots of small, free flying birds in the canopy if you took the time to search for them, although the very approachable/informative volunteer guide I had the pleasure to talk with informed me there were not as many as there were pre-Covid. I spent a most enjoyable couple of hours here. Only the unseasonably warm, sunny October day made me spend less time than I would have liked. I imagine it's even more appealing on a wet or cold day.

I enjoyed my visit to the Conservatory. It was $5.50 and really worth twice the admission charge. It consists of a tropical garden/jungle with various species of birds from warmer and more humid climes. It was interesting and educational and suitable for both young and old. It is accessible, however it is possible that those with breathing conditions may find the humidity oppressive.