Philadelphia's Magic Gardens

Category: Art museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Address: 1020 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA

Phone: +12157330390

Opening hours

Sunday: 11AM–6PM

Monday: 11AM–6PM

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: 11AM–6PM

Thursday: 11AM–6PM

Friday: 11AM–6PM

Saturday: 11AM–6PM

Reviews

Armory Massage

Jul 16, 2022

This is a place you can go to over and over again and find something new. There is much to discover; from the intricate detail on each tile to the picture at large in which the tiles join together to form. Whimsey, creativity, and portals to magic at every turn. It may be a "smaller" space physically but take the time to let your imagination wander into the space. It is spectacular and amazing to realize just how much is packed into it.

Jasmine Cha

Mar 30, 2022

The Magic Gardens were a nice stop during my visit to Philly. There are lots of walkways that you can take so even if there are lots of people exploring around you, you can find a path to take. I thought it would be bigger but it was a very vibrant and colorful exhibit that I enjoyed. They also had a few places to sit if you wanted to take a break. There was an indoor exhibit as well which gave some history on the artist. They require you buy tickets online and don't allow early entry so I wouldn't recommend coming too early but a few minutes should be alright

Sara Beth Wade

Mar 1, 2022

It's definitely whimsical and fun - a rabbit warren of mishmash and shiny objects. I guess I thought it would be a bit bigger. It gets a little crowded on weekends when the sun is out and some folks like to camp out in one spot for a full-out photo shoot. I think it would be much more fun when it's less crowded or maybe with kids. Though there are a lot (a LOT) of genitalia, if that's something that bothers you. It's cool to see where the original studio was, and there are indoor spaces with more folk art that is interesting, plus there's a small eclectic gift shop. It takes about 30 minutes for even a comprehensive tour. I think $15 is a bit steep for what it is, but I'd also hate to see it go away.

Kyle Goodman

Nov 30, 2021

A truly incredible and awe-inspiring experience. There is so much going on and the more you look, the more you'll find. You could visit the Magic Gardens time after time and still find something new to appreciate about it. This is a great place to go with kids and to help you feel like a kid. You're also right on South Street, so there is plenty to do nearby. Book your time online ahead of time to skip the line.

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Questions & Answers

What does it cost to get into Magic Gardens for one adult

Pauline Cassiano | Aug 10, 2018
Kristen Weaver | Aug 11, 2018

$10 per adult

Are the Magic Gardens open today, 10/14?

Judith McGrath | Aug 9, 2020
Philadelphia's Magic Gardens (Owner) | Aug 10, 2020

Yes, we are open for our normal hours today!

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I am coming to Philly in November, we would love to come and visit ,but is it closed in the winter months???

Rob Ford | Aug 9, 2020
Philadelphia's Magic Gardens (Owner) | Aug 10, 2020

PMG is open year-round. We are closed on Tuesdays and certain holidays so check our website before visiting! Tickets are available to purchase one month in advance.

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Is it open all year around?

Amber Gomes | Aug 10, 2019
William Knight | Aug 11, 2019

Yes it is.

How is it in the rain?

Brandon Pentz | Aug 10, 2018
Michal Hornak | Aug 11, 2018

This place is not covered by rain, just an entrance hall and one exhibition

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Is there a ticket to enter the place?

Rajesh Shori | Aug 10, 2018
george marrero | Aug 11, 2018

Like the man said you can buy online or at the door

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Is the Philly Magic Garden ada accessible

Brittany K | Jun 10, 2021
Francois du Bonnet | Jun 11, 2021

There are stairs and narrow passageways. Part of the display is on the first floor. No elevator.

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