Morris Arboretum

Located in the Wyndmoor suburb of Philadelphia, PA, the Morris Arboretum is associated with the University of Pennsylvania and contains many rare and scenic plants and trees in addition to some of Philadelphia's oldest trees.

This 92-acre arboretum contains Victorian gardens with walking paths, streams, and an abundance of flowers. There are over 13,000 labeled plants, flowers, and trees at the arboretum. The Morris Arboretum also offers tours, lectures, a constantly changing landscape, and over 100 classes. Guests can also view the gardens from above on the Out on a Limb canopy walk.

Regular operating hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. seven days a week year round. However, the arboretum stays open until 8:30 p.m. during summer months. There are maps to assist with self-guided tours of the arboretum. There is also a gift shop and a café, and the arboretum contains facilities that can be rented for weddings or other group events.

Weddings and special events are popular at the Morris Arboretum. Each spring and summer season the facility is booked with young brides and:grooms tying the knot. Reservations for bookings should be made in advance.