Muttart Conservatory, Alberta, Canada
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Mesmerising glass pyramids. Muttart Conservatory, Alberta, Canada
If you’re a nature lover, Edmonton, Alberta’s Muttart Conservatory is the perfect place to unwind and de-stress. This botanical collection houses four iconic glass pyramids, each playing an essential role in the lifecycle of its plants. In total, the structures have 2,140 square meters of space for the featured flora.
Three of the pyramids showcase more than 700 species of plants from various parts of the world, including the arid, temperate, and tropical regions. The fourth will vary depending on when you visit—the plants change with the seasons and feature unique displays and celebrations.
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