Philadelphia County

Bartram’s Garden

45

acres

Photo: Steve Weinik/Art@Bartram’s

Bartram’s Garden is a botanical garden, historic estate, National Historic Landmark, and public park founded by botanist John Bartram. It is the oldest such garden in the U.S. and contains native plants collected and propagated by the Bartrams as well as imported ornamentals popular in the 18th and early 19th centuries.

Must-See Features

The oldest living ginkgo tree (Ginkgo biloba) in North America, planted here in 1785.

Passport Fulfillment

Get your Passport stamped at the Welcome Center (check website for hours).

Location

5400 Lindbergh Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA 19143

Follow Bartram’s Garden:

Garden Types

• Botanical
• Natural Lands

Activities & Interests

• Accessible
• Art & Sculpture
• Birding
• Dog-Friendly
• Guided Tours
• Hiking
• Museum & Garden
• Weddings & Events

Admission

Free, no tickets required.

Hours

Open for the Season.

Check garden’s website for current daily hours and admission fees prior to visiting.