Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

Loved the greenery. Nature @ it's best. You can be having a picnic here, spend the day lazing around, take zoom work calls, reading an entire book in a day, watching the famous Sydney monuments, or just enjoying the peace that comes with being here.

Lush and beautiful. One of Sydney’s best (must see!) attractions and one of the most amazing botanic gardens in the world…harbor, opera house and city views included.

VIVID FESTIVALMusic,lights,food and magicSensational unbelievable sensory experienceGood for families,solo’s and couples. Pre booked tickets essential get them online. $30 off peak we went on a Tuesday.Enter just past the Opera House.Plenty of food options.Allow about 1.5 hours to do the circuit, you will come out a different entrance walk down the hill to the quay and see the bridge and opera house lit up.A must vivid experience.Love your local guide-M❤️

Highly recommend this place to visit.Really amazing place I ever visited in Sydney.Very AU scale size of garden and so many big trees with very peaceful scenery. Also sings from birds make the mood better.Really good place to take a rest, to take a picture and also to play with kids.I will visit here once again for a picnic with a family soon.

Beautiful garden in the city centre. Great place to sit down and relax. It's quite quite and peaceful even though its located in the city. Each plant is labelled with their respective names. There are also various status around the park so well. Can easily spend more than an hour walking through the garden.

As someone who has always been fascinated by nature and its wonders, visiting the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney was an unforgettable experience. With over 30 hectares of sprawling greenery, the garden is a stunning showcase of Australia's diverse flora and fauna! Amazing.From one to another flowers, there seemed to be no end to the beauty and complexity of these living organisms. Trust me, you will find yourself taking countless photos and videos, capturing every angle and perspective of the stunning nature around you.One of the highlights of my visit was the garden's stunning harbor views. As I walked along the waterfront paths, I was treated to breathtaking vistas of Sydney's famous harbor, including the iconic Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge. It was truly a magical experience to be surrounded by such natural beauty while also taking in the city's iconic landmarks.And….. it’s free, no cost. Bring your water and food and enjoy the views.

This is one of the nicest open gardens I’ve come across and the fact it’s free to access and wander around is superb. There’s lots of different sections but each is really well kept and gorgeous to admire. Despite there being a fair number of people there on my visit it was still very peaceful and the perfect retreat from the city. With the waterfront at the bottom and a nice walk to the opera house it’s even more accessible and appealing and everyone should visit when in the city.

This place is absolutely wonderful. I went there several times during my trip, and each time, I found something new to see. Plus, it is entirely free to enter.The gardens are large. They are split into different areas, such as the herb gardens, palm house, and fern gardens. There are a lot of areas.The views all around the gardens are incredible. Of particular note are those of Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.There is a cafe, restaurant, souvenir shop and toilets on the site. The souvenir shop had nice items, but they were pricey.The gardens are fully accessible to people who have a disability. There are lots of seats if you need to take breaks.There are yours offered, such as the 'Aboriginal Bush Tucker Tour.' These are run a few days a week, and you have to pay to attend. You can purchase tickets online.

For a city centre park, it's simply lovely. Can get a bit busy on sunny weekends, but it's always worth a visit. The light show is well worth the ticket price.

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.