Only service animals are permitted in the garden.

Street parking and it is not free— not real expensive though.

Lan Su has a wheelchair accessible route that travels throughout the garden. Almost every area of the garden can be accessed by those using mobility devices, and benches are available throughout the garden. Restroom are also fully accessible, and an elevator in the Teahouse allows patrons with limited mobility to access first and second floor seating.

Lan Su Chinese Garden is open year-round (closed on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day). Please check the garden's website for any updates before planning your visit.

It is about half a mile from Union Station and unless you have difficulties, I would walk. From the station take four blocks South on the NW 6th Avenue, then turn left onto NW Everett Street and it is four blocks along. The blocks are not huge and the Gardens are well marked. If walking is a problem I guess there will be taxis at the station and you can arrange for the driver to pick you up after an agreed time.

Admission is $10 for adults, $9 for seniors (62+), $7 for students (w/ ID), Free for children 5.

An average visit to the garden can last about an hour. Join a docent led tour (included in your admission) or stop in the teahouse for a vast selection of delicious teas and treats, and your visit to the garden can easily extend through an afternoon. Thank you for your question, we hope you enjoy your visit!