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Visit the World Flower Garden to enjoy the expansive collection of floral species from around the world. Walk through themed gardens and explore the vibrant displays of seasonal flowers. It's also great for photography, relaxing strolls, and enjoying outdoor exhibitions and activities.
Located north of the Beijing Fourth Ring Road, the World Flower Garden is the largest botanical garden within the city's Fourth Ring Road. It comprises 15 greenhouses and 15 garden plazas. The gardens include a tropical botanical pavilion, a xerophyte greenhouse, a vegetable and fruit garden, a tea and flower viewing hall, a Hundred Flowers Plaza, and the Versailles Garden.
The Versailles Garden within the park is modeled after the Gardens of Versailles in France. It features European-style pergolas imbued with Roman architectural influences, and flower beds inscribed with traditional Chinese auspicious motifs, formed by 20,000 junipers. The garden also features nearly 100 animal-shaped trees and centuries-old stumps of ginkgo, crape myrtle, and other traditional Chinese trees. The Water Garden is located in the center of the valley. Visitors exploring the valley path will be surrounded by 1.4 million perennial plants of over 60 species, creating a sense of being immersed in a sea of flowers. As its name suggests, the garden represents a culmination of the world's floral offerings.
The northern temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate is characterized by high temperatures and heavy rainfall in summer and low temperatures and little rainfall in winter.
The best time to visit is in spring, summer and autumn.
It is recommended to play for about 2 hours
Adult: 60 yuan/person
Children: 40 yuan/person
8:00--17:30
The World Flower Garden was created as a space to showcase a diverse array of flowers from across the globe. It serves as both an educational and recreational space, providing visitors with an opportunity to learn about various plant species while enjoying beautifully curated garden landscapes.
The World Flower Garden is located in the outskirts of Beijing. The best way to get there is by taxi or bus. If you prefer public transport, take Line 13 of the Beijing Subway to the nearest station, and then take a short taxi ride or walk to the entrance.
The World Flower Garden is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best time to visit is in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy the cooler temperatures, especially during the summer months.
The entrance fee is around ¥60 for adults. Tickets can be purchased at the gate or online through various travel platforms or the official garden website.
Booking tickets in advance is not strictly necessary but recommended during peak seasons or weekends. Tickets can be booked 1–2 days in advance online to secure entry.
To fully explore the gardens and enjoy all the exhibitions, plan for around 2 to 3 hours. If you want to take your time for photos and leisurely walks, consider spending more time.
The must-see highlights include the international flower exhibits, themed gardens (such as the Rose Garden and Tulip Garden), and the butterfly house. Don't miss the seasonal flower displays, which change throughout the year.
Guided tours are available in Chinese, and there are audio guides in both Chinese and English. They can be rented at the entrance or pre-booked online.
The best photography spots are the large flower fields, especially during blooming seasons. The Rose Garden and the butterfly house also provide excellent backdrops for photos.
Start by entering through the main gate and head towards the central flower exhibition. Explore the themed gardens and make your way to the butterfly house. Be sure to visit the rose and tulip gardens if you're there in season.
Night visits and light shows are not a regular feature at the World Flower Garden. Special exhibitions or seasonal events may occur, so it's worth checking for updates before your visit.
The garden can get crowded on weekends and during holidays, especially in the spring and summer. The least crowded times are weekdays in the early morning or late afternoon.
The garden has toilets, rest areas, and several small shops selling snacks and souvenirs. There are also food stalls offering refreshments, though there are no large dining facilities inside the park.
The garden is generally accessible for elderly and disabled visitors, with paved paths throughout. However, some areas may have uneven surfaces, so it’s best to check with staff for specific accessibility information.
Mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are widely accepted at the entrance and shops. Credit and debit cards are also accepted. Cash is still an option but less commonly used.
Inside the garden, there are small cafes and snack shops offering beverages and light bites. For more dining options, there are several restaurants nearby in the local area offering a variety of Chinese and international cuisines.
Vegetarian and vegan food options are available at nearby restaurants. Halal food is also available in certain local eateries in the area.
There are a number of hotels and accommodations nearby, including mid-range options like the Beijing Xinxi Hotel and luxury hotels like the Grand Metropark Hotel Beijing.
Nearby attractions include the Summer Palace, the Beijing Botanical Garden, and the Fragrant Hills Park. These can easily be combined into a day trip with the World Flower Garden.
Yes, there are souvenir shops in and around the garden offering flower-themed items, postcards, and traditional Chinese crafts such as silk products and tea sets.
The best way to continue your trip is by taking a taxi or public transport. Nearby metro stations and bus stops make it easy to travel to other parts of the city, such as the Summer Palace or central Beijing.
