How long to spend at Muttart Conservatory depends on how much time you want to give its four plant-filled pyramids. The guided pyramid tour takes 20 minutes; you can also explore the displays at your own pace in Edmonton’s river valley.
- Four pyramids feature 700 different kinds of plant species.
- Three pyramids showcase tropical, arid and temperate environments.
- Guided tours take 20 minutes and run daily at 1pm.
- Admission tickets are available online or at the door, with timed-entry booking offered by the City.
What can you see inside the pyramids?
Muttart Conservatory’s four pyramids bring together plants from different environments and changing displays. Three pyramids feature tropical, arid and temperate environments, while the fourth is the Feature Pyramid, which hosts changing displays.
Across the conservatory, you’ll find 700 different kinds of plant species. Guided pyramid tours offer one way to see the spaces: each takes 20 minutes. Tours run daily at 1pm, with additional tours on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 7pm.
How long should you allow for Muttart Conservatory?
The guided pyramid tour takes 20 minutes, but that is the tour duration, not a stated length for a full visit. The conservatory has four pyramids, so your total time depends on how long you spend exploring their different environments and the changing Feature Pyramid display.
If you’re fitting Muttart into a day around Edmonton, plan your visit around the tour time or leave space to explore independently. A one-day route through downtown Edmonton can help you consider it alongside other city stops.
How do you get to Muttart Conservatory?
Muttart Conservatory is at 9626 96A Street in Edmonton’s river valley. The closest transit and LRT stop is Muttart LRT Stop on the Valley Line; the closest bus stops are #2127 westbound and #2242 eastbound.
Chateau Motel, a motel in Edmonton, is about 23 minutes by car from Edmonton city centre.
Free parking is available in a large paved visitor lot immediately outside the building. If you’re using transit, the guide covers routes, fares and useful stations.
What are Muttart Conservatory’s hours, tickets and seasonal displays?
The conservatory is closed Christmas, December 25. Admission is welcome until 30 minutes before closing.
Opening hours
- Monday, Tuesday and Friday to Sunday: 10:00–17:00
- Wednesday and Thursday: 10:00–21:00
Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.
Admission costs $14.95 for adults, $12.95 for youth and seniors, $7.75 for children ages 2–12, and $0 for children under 2. You can buy tickets online or at the door; timed-entry booking is also offered. Wednesdays from 5pm to 9pm are for visitors aged 18 and older.
Displays change in the Feature Pyramid. For current hours, prices, booking and display details, check the City of Edmonton’s official site before you go.
FAQs
How long is a guided tour at Muttart Conservatory?
Guided pyramid tours take 20 minutes. They run daily at 1pm, with additional tours on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 7pm.
How many pyramids are at Muttart Conservatory?
There are four pyramids. Three feature tropical, arid and temperate environments; the fourth hosts changing displays.
Can you buy Muttart Conservatory tickets at the door?
Yes. Admission tickets are available online or at the door, and the City also offers timed-entry booking.
Which transit stops serve Muttart Conservatory?
The closest LRT stop is Muttart LRT Stop on the Valley Line, and the closest bus stops are #2127 westbound and #2242 eastbound. The Edmonton public transport guide covers routes, fares and useful stations.