Greenhouse Tauride Gardens

Greenhouse Tauride Gardens is a charming botanical greenhouse located within the historic Tauride Gardens (Tavricheskiy Sad) in St. Petersburg, Russia. The greenhouse houses a collection of exotic and tropical plants, providing a warm, lush environment year-round. Visitors can wander through the glasshouse, admiring the diverse flora, including palms, ferns, and flowering species. The greenhouse is part of the larger Tauride Gardens, which offer expansive lawns, ponds, and walking paths. What makes this greenhouse distinctive is its intimate scale and the contrast between the cold St. Petersburg climate outside and the tropical warmth inside. It is a favorite spot for plant enthusiasts and those seeking a quiet retreat. The greenhouse is well-maintained and often less crowded than other botanical attractions in the city, making it a peaceful place to relax and enjoy nature.

Don't miss

• Exploring the collection of tropical and exotic plants
• Enjoying the warm, humid atmosphere on a cold day
• Strolling through the adjacent Tauride Gardens
• Photographing the beautiful flowers and foliage
• Relaxing on benches inside the greenhouse

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Greenhouse Tauride Gardens

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Know before you go

• The greenhouse is warm and humid; dress in layers so you can adjust.
• Photography is allowed, but be respectful of other visitors and plants.
• Combine your visit with a walk in the Tauride Gardens for a full experience.
• Bring water, especially in summer, as the greenhouse can feel stuffy.

A bit of history

The Tauride Gardens were established in the 18th century around the Tauride Palace. The greenhouse was added later to cultivate exotic plants for the palace and has been a public attraction for many years.