This guide covers 1 historical landmark options in Wichita. Guests rate them 4.8 out of 5 on average. Most of them are in Riverside, so that is the area to start with.
All Historical landmark in Wichita
Botanica, The Wichita Gardens
Botanica is a botanical garden located in Wichita, Kansas, that was opened to the public in May 1987. It was established with the mission of generating enthusiasm for horticulture and enlightening people through educational, artistic, and cultural experiences. The gardens and programs at Botanica aim to expand public awareness of horticulture, educate people about how nature can improve their daily lives, and assist in the promotion of community development. Botanica features over 20 acres of gardens, including 30 unique gardens, such as the Downing Children's Garden, Koch Carousel Gardens, and Chinese Garden of Friendship. The gardens showcase over 4,000 plant species, including native and newly introduced varieties, and are decorated with sculptures, flowing streams, fountains, and waterfalls. The garden's layout and design are intended to emphasize plant collections in display settings that feature plants well-suited to south-central Kansas. In addition to its gardens, Botanica offers educational opportunities, including youth and adult classes, workshops, and field trips. The organization also hosts special events and exhibitions throughout the year, such as the Origami in the Garden exhibit and the Twilight Tunes on the Terrace concert series. Botanica has become a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, families, and individuals seeking to engage with gardening and art, and it has been recognized as one of America's leading botanical gardens by USA Today.
- 701 Amidon St, Wichita, KS 67203
- Riverside
- (316) 264-0448
- botanica.org
- Today: 9 AM–8 PM
Opening hours
- Monday9 AM–8 PM
- Tuesday9 AM–8 PM
- Wednesday9 AM–8 PM
- Thursday9 AM–8 PM
- Friday9 AM–8 PM
- Saturday9 AM–8 PM
- Sunday9 AM–8 PM