US EditionYou can visit this 115-year-old greenhouse in Toronto for the first time in years - Streets Of Toronto
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You can visit this 115-year-old greenhouse in Toronto for the first time in years - Streets Of Toronto
After nearly three years of renovations, the iconic Palm House at the historic Allan Gardens Conservatory has officially reopened to the public. The domed glass greenhouse, designed by City of Toronto architect Robert McCallum, first opened more than a century ago in 1910! It replaced an earlier horticultural pavilion built in 1879, which was the place to be for flower shows and public events before it was destroyed by fire in 1902. The Palm Hou…
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