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Missouri Nature|Parks & Gardens

The Illuminated Garden Walk In Missouri You Simply Won't Want To Miss

By Liz Oliver | Published August 02, 2018

Taking a stroll through the garden can be very relaxing, for some it can even be a bit therapeutic. However, during the hottest days of the summer, it can be almost unbearable to head outside during the day. Luckily, you can now take a stroll under the stars at this illuminated garden walk. Check out this amazingly unique attraction right here in Missouri!

Visit the Missouri Botanical Gardens for a stunning nighttime stroll beneath spectacular lights and images.

Each night at dusk, the garden transforms into a magical wonderland. Take a mile-long walk through the garden to experience the full impact of the multimedia show.

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Images are also used to create stunning scenes. The Tower Grove House is one of the most spectacular spots along the path. Watch as the images and lights change during this striking display.

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Doors open at 7 p.m. nightly for the Flora Borealis show. The biergarden also opens at 7 p.m. so you can enjoy snacks and drinks before you explore the garden.

This event is great for all ages. Bring the family and let your kiddos enjoy some family-oriented activities before the show. Bring a date and wow them under the garden lights.

Monday nights are perfect for a fun family outing. In addition to yard games, kids can enjoy face painting and star gazing. Plus, admission is discounted Monday through Wednesday!

Visit the garden daily from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. To see the Flora Borealis show, visit between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. You'll need about an hour to enjoy the full show, so plan for enough time to truly enjoy your visit!

Here is a little preview of what you can expect to see at Flora Borealis at the Missouri Botanical Gardens:

Have you been to the Flora Borealis event at the Missouri Botanical Gardens? Tell us all about it in the comments below!

Interested in other amazing Missouri gardens? Find this beautiful secret garden hiding here in the Show Me State.

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