Take a free tour, learn about First Nations culture or just relax and enjoy the view.
There's a lot to see and do in the Garden. Take your time and explore themed plant areas, the Cadi Jam Ora storyline, and the horticultural plant displays in the Calyx. Or see for yourself why Sydneysiders have been enchanted by the Spring Walk for more than 150 years, with an annual display complementing this avenue of ornamental peaches and wisterias.
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Visitors to the Wildflower Meadow can immerse themselves in a world of colour and texture by walking ...
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Relax in a tranquil sunken garden only minutes from the hustle and bustle of Sydney's CBD.
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Gaze at the different ways these amazing plants have adapted to survive some of the driest regions on earth.
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Each year our team trial a range of plants, searching for those best suited to our climate.
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Romantic, formal and flamboyant... indulge in the sensory pleasures of the Rose Garden.
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Filled with aromatic delights, relax and watch the birds flit while the kids play with the sensory fountain.
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Walk the 50 metre storyline which tells the story of the Cadigal people of the Eora nation.
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The giants of the plant world. One of the oldest trees in the Garden, the Weeping Lilly Pilly, was planted here in 1828.
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See more than 2,000 wild and cultivated plants from China, Japan, Vietnam, Korea, Taiwan and Bhutan.
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See a uniquely Australian flower garden, including the flannel flower, Gymea lily and grevilleas.
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Planted in 2016 to celebrate our 200th birthday, this uniquely Australian flower garden is sure to delight and inspire.
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