Glass conservatory with tropical plants and visitors walking along a path.

Illuminated glass pyramids of Muttart Conservatory with Edmonton skyline under dark sky.

Glass pyramid conservatory buildings on grassy hills with city skyline and blue sky.

People walk along a path through lush plants under a glass conservatory roof.

Close-up of orange orchid blooms with red-and-white centres against blurred greenery.

Muttart Conservatory

Muttart Conservatory in Edmonton offers lush indoor botanical pyramids where visitors can explore global plant life year-round in comfort. Four glass pyramids showcase distinct biomes, from the steamy Tropical pyramid with orchids, banana trees and palms to the Arid pyramid filled with spiky cacti and desert species. The Temperate pyramid features Australian pampas grass and eucalyptus, while the Feature pyramid changes seasonally with imaginative displays created by staff. Guests can also seek out the resident Amorphophallus titanium, known as the corpse flower, and then relax at Cafe Bloom, which serves high-quality meals made with fresh ingredients, including some grown onsite.