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Harbourside haven for city wildlife with a rose garden, fernery and 'Jurassic Jungle' for kids.
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Perfectly situated in Sydney. Enjoy the different types of gardens and the views. We spent about 3 hours walking the grounds, but much less time could be spent.
"Exploring the Botanic Garden in Sydney is a serene journey through nature's masterpiece. As I entered, the vibrant colors of meticulously curated flora welcomed me, creating an instant sense of tranquility. The garden's layout is a testament to thoughtful design, offering a harmonious blend of open spaces, winding paths, and themed sections.
The diversity of plant species is awe-inspiring, and each corner of the garden unfolds a new chapter in the story of botanical wonder. From the delicate blooms to the towering trees, the garden is a living tapestry that showcases nature's artistry. The manicured lawns invite visitors to pause, breathe, and appreciate the beauty that surrounds them.
One of the highlights of the Botanic Garden is the opportunity for a calming walk. The well-maintained paths guide you through shaded areas, where the dappled sunlight adds a gentle warmth to the atmosphere. It's a perfect escape from the urban hustle—a sanctuary where time seems to slow down.
The waterfront areas within the garden provide not only a visual treat but also a peaceful ambiance. The serene ponds, coupled with the backdrop of the city skyline, create a picturesque setting that is both refreshing and rejuvenating.
The Botanic Garden is not just a place to see; it's a place to experience. Whether you're an avid botanist or just seeking a quiet retreat, this garden offers a haven for reflection and connection with nature. It's a gem in the heart of Sydney, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural world."
The diversity of plant species is awe-inspiring, and each corner of the garden unfolds a new chapter in the story of botanical wonder. From the delicate blooms to the towering trees, the garden is a living tapestry that showcases nature's artistry. The manicured lawns invite visitors to pause, breathe, and appreciate the beauty that surrounds them.
One of the highlights of the Botanic Garden is the opportunity for a calming walk. The well-maintained paths guide you through shaded areas, where the dappled sunlight adds a gentle warmth to the atmosphere. It's a perfect escape from the urban hustle—a sanctuary where time seems to slow down.
The waterfront areas within the garden provide not only a visual treat but also a peaceful ambiance. The serene ponds, coupled with the backdrop of the city skyline, create a picturesque setting that is both refreshing and rejuvenating.
The Botanic Garden is not just a place to see; it's a place to experience. Whether you're an avid botanist or just seeking a quiet retreat, this garden offers a haven for reflection and connection with nature. It's a gem in the heart of Sydney, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural world."
The real royal botanical of a city.
Wonderful place with many amazing spots.
Find lots of flowers, indoor flowers, or just barbeque in the garden or walk exercise around this huge garden.
Amazing view with the water too or to the opera house.
Wonderful place with many amazing spots.
Find lots of flowers, indoor flowers, or just barbeque in the garden or walk exercise around this huge garden.
Amazing view with the water too or to the opera house.
I highly recommend visit to the Royal Botanic Gardens!
Wrapped around Sydney Harbour and adjacent to the Sydney Opera House, the gardens occupy one of Sydney's most spectacular positions. It is one of Sydney’s most beautiful and alluring destinations, with everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the abundant natural beauty.
I had a really great time here. It is a beautiful place with a lovely view. And I finished my observation diary assessment here. you can see the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge here, so you can feel the different side of the Opera House.
From the research:
Established in 1816, it is the oldest scientific institution in the country and is home to an outstanding collection of plants from Australia and overseas.
From the provocative rare and threatened plants of the world to the romantic rose garden, the themed garden areas show the diverse beauty of nature.
Special features include Cadi Jam Ora: First Encounters, a garden display that remembers and acknowledges the Cadigal - the original inhabitants of Sydney's city centre - and their relationship with this land.
Wrapped around Sydney Harbour and adjacent to the Sydney Opera House, the gardens occupy one of Sydney's most spectacular positions. It is one of Sydney’s most beautiful and alluring destinations, with everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the abundant natural beauty.
I had a really great time here. It is a beautiful place with a lovely view. And I finished my observation diary assessment here. you can see the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge here, so you can feel the different side of the Opera House.
From the research:
Established in 1816, it is the oldest scientific institution in the country and is home to an outstanding collection of plants from Australia and overseas.
From the provocative rare and threatened plants of the world to the romantic rose garden, the themed garden areas show the diverse beauty of nature.
Special features include Cadi Jam Ora: First Encounters, a garden display that remembers and acknowledges the Cadigal - the original inhabitants of Sydney's city centre - and their relationship with this land.
I love visiting botanical gardens within major cities. It felt like a bit of an escape from the hustle and bustle of the Circular Quay. While there's still plenty of things going on outside, the beautiful surroundings, manicured to promote peace and relaxation, helped to slow me down, and drink up the scenery and stillness. Grateful for my stroll there 🙏🏽🤙🏽
Magnificent Royal Gardens. We spent hours walking the paths and enjoying the Australian flora and fauna! It was very lovely to walk along the harbor and get a different view of the Opera house. The gift shop was also a great place for gifts and treats for yourself! I try to go to Botanical Gardens in all cities and this is one of the best!
Quite lovely to walk around.
Lots of different areas and good photo opportunities.
Would have given five stars though there weren’t many bubble taps to get water especially on a hot day.
Would go again and recommend going here.
Lots of different areas and good photo opportunities.
Would have given five stars though there weren’t many bubble taps to get water especially on a hot day.
Would go again and recommend going here.
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