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Discover Columbus Botanical Garden – A Tranquil Green Escape

Discover Columbus Botanical Garden – A Tranquil Green Escape Discover Columbus Botanical Garden – A Tranquil Green Escape Discover Columbus Botanical Garden – A Tranquil Green Escape Discover Columbus Botanical Garden – A Tranquil Green Escape Presidential Pathways Columbus

Our mission is "to preserve a portion of the rapidly diminishing open space in Columbus and to provide the public with a unique educational facility that is based on environmental awareness, horticulture, historic preservation and agricultural values. This facility shall strive to inspire and leave a lasting impression on those who visit."

Hours: Open from dawn until dusk 7 days a week
Admission: Suggested donation of $2 per person


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