Muttart Conservatory: The largest greenhouse botanical garden in North America, known as the 'Pyramid Oasis'

I am Ocean View Listening to the Waves tour + Global Traveler, please follow me! (Published in 5 continents, 57 countries/regions, 1015 cities, this is the 1771st original travel photography) Muttart Conservatory is a very special botanical garden located in the river valley of the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton. It consists of four crystal-clear 'glass pyramids', each showcasing different flowers with different themes every year, housing tens of thousands of plants. Three of the pyramids simulate unique terrains and climates: desert, tropical rainforest, and temperate wetland. The remaining one displays seasonal flowers, mainly ornamental. No matter what season you visit this greenhouse botanical garden, there are unexpected surprises. Just by taking a tour around these four magical pyramids, you can experience the changing seasons and understand the vegetation characteristics of various corners of the Earth, hence the garden is also known as the 'Pyramid Oasis'. Address: 9626 96a St NW, Edmonton, AB T6C 4L8