Ervaar de kleuren en geuren van de tropen het hele jaar door! Bloedel Conservatory is een koepelvormig weelderig paradijs gelegen in Queen Elizabeth Park op het hoogste punt van Vancouver. Exotische vogels, koivissen en meer dan 500 tropische planten en bloemen gedijen binnen zijn temperatuurgecontroleerde omgeving. Bloedel werd gebouwd door een zeer genereuze donatie van Prentice Bloedel en werd bij de opening in 1969 toegewijd “aan een betere waardering en begrip van de wereld van planten.”
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Of u nu geïnteresseerd bent in prachtig gekleurde vogels, tropische bossen en bloemen, of de subtielere geuren van een helende tuin, Bloedel Conservatorium biedt iets voor elk lid van uw gezin.
Rode, blauwe en dwergara's, Afrikaanse papegaaien, exotische vinken en Chinese fazanten vind je bij Bloedel. Wees niet verbaasd als ze antwoorden als je hallo zegt. Knabbelende papegaaien en andere vogels verschijnen moeiteloos thuis in de exotische omgeving van Bloedel Conservatorium. Haal onderweg een kinderspeurtocht op bij de receptie!
Het Bloedel Conservatorium toont het belang van habitatbescherming en plantenbescherming. Dichter bij de evenaar neemt de biodiversiteit sterk toe en veel van ’s werelds meest bedreigde ecosystemen zijn er te vinden.
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Baby's en kleine kinderen kunnen in een wandel- of kinderwagen mee
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Opties voor openbaar vervoer zijn in de buurt aanwezig
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Kinderen van 4 jaar en jonger zijn gratis
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Steviefull
August 13, 2026
A Lovely Visit
A bit of a trip outside the city centre by taxi to Queen Elizabeth Park and Bloedel Conservatory. We paid our $9.50 entrance fee per adult and had a little walk about.
Its a pretty small dome with a set route around it, but it certainly has its charm and that comes from the characterful birds around the area, some just squawking, but every so often you'll hear a cheeky voice say something, this kept me amused for ages.
We did two loops of the dome and probably spent around an hour there, the plants and birds are lovely to look at but for some on a shorter break in the city it might be a little far to travel for such a relatively short amount of time.
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Diane_T
August 7, 2026
Great place
Great place is you love birds and flowers. Easy to get through but well worth it. Any age and easy to get around
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Priyanka_S
August 5, 2026
It is well managed and...
It is well managed and well cared for habitat for these beautiful creatures. We were in awe to read how old some of these birds were. The garden itself is beautifully thought for and planted, with quiet a variety of exotic plants.
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Grant13
July 18, 2026
Gorgeous plants and birds
Lovely environment with many beautiful and well cared for exotic plants together with a variety of exotic birds. Walking around the conservatory was pleasant with quite a bit to see. It is well laid out and if you are interested in plants and flowers is worth a visit as the price is very cheap.
After visiting you can stroll around the surrounding gardens in the park that are beautiful and peaceful.
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Alia_K
July 17, 2026
Great conservatory
It was amazing. Some of plants I’ve seen in my life, very clean & nice environment. Birds were so beautiful
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Nath C
June 16, 2026
Vraiment décevant !
The Bloedel Conservatory is located in one of Vancouver’s most beautiful settings, at the top of Queen Elizabeth Park. The gardens surrounding the conservatory are absolutely stunning, beautifully maintained, and filled with an incredible variety of flowers, plants, and colors. The conservatory itself is peaceful, lush, and visually impressive - a wonderful place to connect with nature.
Unfortunately, my experience was overshadowed by the conditions in which some of the birds, particularly the cockatoos and macaws, are kept. As a farmer and an animal trainer & lover, I found it genuinely upsetting and shocking. These birds are among the most intelligent and social animals in the world, yet they appeared to have very little enrichment or stimulation. I noticed a lack of toys, mirrors, activities, and natural elements that would encourage them to engage in their normal behaviors. Some of the perches are made of metal, which is obviously not ideal for their feet over extended periods.
Another aspect that I found particularly difficult to witness was that several of the larger birds appeared unable to fly. Whether this is due to wing clipping or other reasons, seeing magnificent birds such as macaws and cockatoos unable to take flight is heartbreaking. Flight is such a fundamental part of what these animals are, and watching them stuck and walk onto their one branch is just awful. For visitors, these birds may be a beautiful attraction, but they are also highly intelligent, sentient creatures whose physical and psychological needs deserve the highest level of care and consideration.
And what makes it all even more disappointing is that there seems to be so much opportunity to do better. The conservatory is large, spacious, and high enough to create a far more enriching environment for these birds. With thoughtful improvements, additional climbing structures, natural perches, toys, and interactive enrichment, this space could be transformed into something truly exceptional for their welfare.
I do though understand the desire to give visitors the opportunity to see exotic birds, but their well-being should always come first. If adequate physical and mental stimulation cannot be provided, I would honestly rather see the conservatory focus solely on its spectacular plant collection - or maybe have butterflies in there instead - than seeing what I saw.
I still recommend visiting for the beauty of the gardens and the conservatory itself, which are genuinely outstanding. However, I sincerely hope management takes a fresh look at the needs of the birds in their care. A place as beautiful and respected as the Bloedel Conservatory has the potential to become a leader not only in horticulture, but also in animal welfare.
Reactie van de operator
Thank you for taking the time to visit Bloedel Conservatory and for sharing such thoughtful feedback. We appreciate you sharing your concerns about the birds in our care. Their health and welfare are our highest priority. All of our larger perch birds are rescues that had their wings clipped and have been rehomed to Bloedel Conservatory. They have outlived their owners, could no longer be cared for by people who purchased them as pets, or were saved from poor living situations. These birds have never been in the wild and lack the necessary skills and instincts to survive in the wild. They receive daily care from trained staff, with regular oversight from avian veterinarians to ensure their physical and behavioural needs are met.
Environmental enrichment is an important part of that care. While it may not always be immediately visible to visitors, our team regularly rotates enrichment activities, toys and opportunities to encourage natural behaviours. Their habitat is continually evaluated and adjusted to support their physical and emotional well-being. Each bird also receives a carefully planned diet tailored to its species, with fresh food provided throughout the day.
We appreciate your concern and care for our birds. Thank you for visiting!
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Rosette_s
May 16, 2026
Relaxing
Was an amazing time! Just beautiful birds! And plants! I took my family there and would go again. Lovely time
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corale474
May 7, 2026
Short n sweet
Very nice to see but short visit.
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annalynrt
May 2, 2026
Affordable and well maintained conservatory
Admission was affordable, plenty of parking ( paid) located inside Queen Elizabeth Park.
The park consists of colourful birds and flowers.
The place is a small conservatory so manage your expectations accordingly. We did 5 rounds and the kids enjoyed the experience. We got a paper for a scavenger hunt at the entrance and kept exploring the place. Humid inside so dress in layers.
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Michael_S
April 17, 2026
The tickets from Viator didn’t work
The tickets from Viator didn’t work. We had to purchase new tickets when we got to Bloedel reserve. They claim that they don’t use outside vendors.
Reactie van de operator
Hello! We are sorry for any miscommunication that happened during your visit. We do accept Viator tickets and this is our official ticket listing on Viator. Please send us a message or request a refund so we can have this processed for you.
