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About San Antonio Botanical Garden

Welcome to the San Antonio Botanical Garden (SABG), a 41-acre public garden and versatile event venue located at 555 Funston Place, San Antonio, TX 78209. From tranquil gardens to the dramatic Kumamoto En, SABG offers picturesque settings for weddings, private events, and year‑round public exhibits. Whether you’re here to stroll the grounds, host a celebration at the Betty Kelso Center, or attend a rotating exhibit, we’ve laid out practical details to help you plan with ease.

Think of us as your insider connection for a smooth visit—secure your seats if you’re catching a public event, navigate parking, and find nearby hotel and dining options to make a full day of it. We’re not about salesy pitches; we’re about reliable, straightforward planning you can trust.

Venue highlights include the Kumamoto En Japanese garden, a serene space gifted from Kumamoto, Japan, and convenient access for weddings and private events. SABG is also a stop on the Old Town Trolley Tour, making it easy to combine a garden visit with a transportation-friendly day around San Antonio. Note that Jardín, SABG’s restaurant, closed May 31, 2025. For event coordination, the Betty Kelso Center remains a premier option within the garden for hosting memorable gatherings.

Parking is on-site and free but limited; Lot A is near admissions and busier days may warrant carpooling or using transit. Transit options include the Old Town Trolley route, and nearby hotels along the River Walk provide convenient overnight stays after your visit. We’ve highlighted affiliate partner hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a seamless experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 555 Funston Place, San Antonio, TX 78209.
  • Size: approximately 41 acres.
  • Venue type: public botanical garden and private-event venue (Betty Kelso Center, etc.).
  • Parking: free on-site parking for guests, limited spaces; Lot A near admissions; carpooling or transit encouraged on busy days.
  • Transit: SABG is a stop on the Old Town Trolley Tour.
  • Notable features: Kumamoto En (Japanese garden gifted from Kumamoto, Japan).
  • Notable events: weddings and private events (Betty Kelso Center); public events and exhibitions (e.g., Illuminate holiday exhibit).
  • Renamed/demolished: Jardín restaurant at SABG closed May 31, 2025.
  • Nearby hotels: notable options include The St. Anthony and other River Walk-area properties (examples cited by travel sources).