Royal Botanic Gardens
| Address | Mrs Macquaries Rd, Sydney NSW, Australia |
| Phone | +61 2 9231 8111 |
| Hours | 07:00-20:00 |
| Website | www.botanicgardens.org.au |
| Categories | Botanical Garden, Park, Tourist Attraction |
| Rating | 4.6 51 review |
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Royal Botanic Gardens reviews
51The garden is amazing, everything is beautiful. The only problem is that the garden closes too early. I can't do a night walk in it.
Too many lawns and empty space.
Though when there are flowers and plants around the areas are lovely but the amount lawns are just feel like looking at empty canvases and wasted potential of the area.
Scenic botanical garden at the heart of Sydney City. It is near to opera house. It is walkable distance from circular quay station and wharf. There is no entry fee. The park is clean and green.
The Royal Botanical Garden in Sydney is a real treat for nature lovers. It's beautifully maintained, rich in diverse plant life, and offers stunning views of the harbour. A peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. Highly recommended!
The Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney is a heritage-listed major 30-hectare garden, event venue and public recreation area located at Farm Cove on the eastern fringe of the Sydney central business district. Opened in 1816, the garden is the oldest scientific institution in Australia and one of the most important historic botanical institutions in the world. The Garden and The Domain are open every day of the year and access is free. Highly recommended.
Amazing. Stunning. Perfect escape from the city and great views. The variety of tropical plants - gorgeous.
The Royal Botanic Garden is a beautiful public garden bordered by Sydney Harbour, Woolloomooloo, The Domain and the city centre. Come here to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, take in beautiful views of the harbour, the skyline and the Opera House and to enjoy the gardens themselves.
So many nice flowers and plants. Big and nice scenery. You can find a private spot for you where you can relax and chill?
Worst NYE experience. For silver catagory area Harbour Bridge view mostly interrupted by trees. Photos in SydneyNYE website are misleading. Waste of money literally.
Brilliantly maintained!
Thankyou to the fantastic staff & horticulturalists for creating such a positive space for people to connect with nature! It's never been more important
A very beautiful part of the city. Given all the buildings around this slice of green that carves right through the CBD is a humble paradise. Well tendered to and very relaxing to walk through. Just be careful of the bindi populated grass in parts.
The Royal Botanic Garden is the most vibrant, energetic place. The garden it self is heritage listen. As well variety of native Australian plants and flowers. The garden just beside of the busy Sydney’s skyscrapers and the beautiful Sydney harbour.
This is a super fine park sloping down to the harbour edge. Open to 8pm at this time of year.
Cafe in the garden, and gets you near the sea and away from the traffic!
Such a lovely place with all sorts of plants, that are unique to Australia.some of the birds I saw looked a lot like the once I know from Europe and North America, but they seemed to have an accent: D
This is a lovely way to spend a morning, afternoon or day just meandering amongst the flowers. You also get great views of the Opera House and the Bridge - great fun.
I love the walk.
You will never go wrong with it.
Chill and very enjoyable.
Nice view of the Harbor Bridge from the distant.
In the Botanical Gardens are Mrs Macquarie's Chair carved out of sandstone rock in 1810 and her favourite spot to look at the open harbour. There is also the Calyz which is one of the largest green walls in the southern hemisphere and has flowers, cafe and shopping
I expected more flora at this place, but turned out to be walk along Port Jackson. You could get good photos of the Opera house & the harbour bridge. If you are over these two, then there's not much here.
The plus point is that it's easily accessible & has free entry. Got to pay for the choo choo train ride, which isn't expensive.
Nothing spectacular! Not interesting!
I visited there during the winter. Still it was well maintained. Very good place to spend time with family.