Linnean House
Nestled within the stunning Missouri Botanical Garden, the Linnean House is a must-see gem for Route 66 travelers, where history and horticulture intertwine. As America’s oldest continually operating greenhouse, it showcases a breathtaking array of flora in a Victorian setting, perfect for a serene pause in your road trip. Wander through lush plants and vibrant blooms, all while soaking in the rich botanical heritage that has captured hearts for decades. Discover the perfect blend of nature and nostalgia as you re-energize on the Mother Road!
L Grabb
3 years ago"I loved looking around this old building at all the succulents and plants that were in here."
Hunter Thewis
8 years ago"New cactus exhibit is fantastic"
K O
a year ago"Since the new visitor center was opened in 2022, the Linnean House has been returned to use as an orangery/conservatory. We always see interesting plants and flowers when we look inside. We particularly enjoy the camellias when they bloom in the winter."
Nancy Sutherland
2 years ago"This building has a lot of large potted unique plants. We prefer the plants outdoor."
