Acknowledgment of Country
We honour and respect all Elders and Traditional Custodians of the lands the Botanic Gardens of Sydney stand on. We acknowledge the lands as significant historical, ceremonial and traditional trade grounds.
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Investigate native plants and their adaptations, and explore the latest scientific conservation and ecosystem research.
Students will engage with Food in Australia by investigating and tasting bush foods to discover how First Nations’ peoples’ diets began to evolve as European people began farming food on this land.
Provide your students with an opportunity to explore complex aspects of this topic by engaging in inspiring activities with New South Wales' top scientific institutions.
A school tour of the Australian PlantBank is an extraordinary hands-on experience for students that brings their STEM learning to life within a state-of-the-art plant science and conservation facility.
Situated on the edge of the endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland, this area is a picturesque spot for any celebration.
The Wattle Garden is stunning all year round and with ample space and parking. It's perfect for those larger events.
The Wattle Garden comes to life in August and September, when Australia's national floral emblem bursts into spectacular flower.
Under the trees at the Wattle Garden you'll find a nice little spot to relax and unwind. The bookable table is located just down from the Wattle Garden Shelter.
The playground is a popular place for little people and makes a perfect place to celebrate a young one's birthday or other occasion.
The invasion of African olive at the Australian Botanic Garden remains an ongoing challenge, but progress with clearing and regeneration is slowly restoring.