Garden Study Center 5 Victory Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70119

Located at 5 Victory Avenue in New Orleans, Louisiana, the Garden Study Center is a 10-acre park and tourist attraction that is open year-round. Established in 1936, the New Orleans Botanical Garden features over 2,000 varieties of plants from around the world and was funded by the Works Progress Administration. Visitors can explore the Art Deco influences of the garden's design, created by renowned talents of the era.

Residents of Louisiana can enjoy free admission on Wednesdays, courtesy of The Helis Foundation. The garden also features the Helis Foundation Enrique Alférez Sculpture Garden, showcasing the work of Mexican American artist Enrique Alférez. Additionally, visitors can explore the Historic New Orleans Train Garden, the Conservatory with Living Fossil and Tropical Rainforest exhibits, and the Japanese Garden named after Lafcadio Hearne.

The Garden Study Center offers a picturesque setting for events, with highlights including the Pavilion of the Two Sisters and the Rose Garden featuring the Shriever Fountain. The Garden Study Center itself is a beautifully restored WPA architecture building, reminiscent of an old English cottage.

Whether for a wedding, commercial photography, or simply enjoying the beauty of nature, the New Orleans Botanical Garden provides a stunning backdrop for any occasion. Stay updated on events and news from the park by subscribing to their newsletter.