Alabama is home to many beautiful places, including the one and only Huntsville Botanical Garden. From beautiful flowers and grassy meadows, to woodland trails and specialty gardens, this natural oasis offers a little bit of everything. Read on to learn more about this top Alabama attraction.

Boasting 112 acres, Huntsville Botanical Garden is one of Alabama's most beautiful places and a must visit for all ages.
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Located at 4747 Bob Wallace Ave SW, Huntsville, this natural oasis is open year round.
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Huntsville Botanical Garden features numerous gardens, in addition to a beautiful wildflower and nature trail that's perfect for strolling on a lovely spring day.
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During your stroll, and depending on what time of year it is, you can expect to see all sorts of flowers like these:
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The most unique feature of Huntsville Botanical Garden is the Purdy Butterfly House, which just so happens to be the nation's largest seasonal butterfly house.
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Once inside the Purdy Butterfly House, you’ll discover 12 gorgeous native species of colorful butterflies, in addition to turtles, sculptures, floral displays and more.
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Children love the themed garden area that was created for them, especially the Dinosaur Garden.
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Huntsville Botanical Garden is home to several family festivals, which include Huntsville Blooms, Beaks and Barks, the Scarecrow Trail and everyone's favorite Christmas light display, the Galaxy of Lights.
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Once you've worked up an appetite, you'll want to try Huntsville Botanical Garden's newest restaurant, Table in the Garden. This restaurant offers delicious salads, soups, sandwiches and more.
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Now that you've seen a small portion of what Huntsville Botanical Garden offers, you most definitely need to make plans to visit it soon. You'll love it!
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Have you ever strolled the grounds of Huntsville Botanical Garden? If so, what did you think? Share your thoughts with us!

For more information about Huntsville Botanical Garden, including hours and admission fees, you can check out their website here and their Facebook page here.

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