Treasury Gardens

Treasury Gardens in Melbourne is a great place to spend an afternoon. The gardens are well maintained and provide a lovely atmosphere for a walk and some time to relax. The gardens are filled with beautiful flowers, trees, and shrubs, and there is a nice variety of pathways to explore.

While slightly smaller than Fitzroy Gardens just across the road, this is still a nice park that although located right next to the CBD offers a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle. There are a number of walking paths, memorials and fountains to view. Pick up a coffee in the city before walking through then continue to Fitzroy Gardens for more park views.

Great and beautiful space for wedding photos before and after our wedding ceremony at the Old Treasury Building.Wonderful scenery and with some cute little ducks near the water.

This one is located on the way as we travel into the regional areas. The toilets are clean, and there are resting spots but sometimes need cleaning. But overall it is a nice place to relax as you keep driving.

Very popular photography spot for newly-weds. I liked the fountains amongst the sculpted rocks and greenery.

A peaceful oasis, a beautiful place to escape to on a lunch break.

Gets confused with nearby Fitzroy Gardens. This is named after Old Treasury at the Spring St end of Collins St.Long avenue of Moreton Bay Figs is the best feature as is the Memorials to Emergency Services & American President John F Kennedy. It is a great place for lunch time walk & extend your walk to the much larger Fitzroy Gardens by crossing the not so busy Landsdowne St. Public toilet is at this end. Gradient slopes but easy enough for everyone.Being annexed to Victorian political headquarters is going to have its downside- you will occasionally find protesters, rallies & police presence here. Sometimes sections can be cordoned off.Why 3 star rating? There is so much more potential to develop this park especially over-hauling the insipid, banal, run-of-the mill fountains & same tired tiered falls. C'mon City of Melb - let's have something that puts the stamp of Melb & Victoria or a nod to the First Nation's ppl. Only Carlton Gardens has a Fountain worthy of postcards. Treasury Gardens is part of of Melbourne's history - deserves something special that visitors will remember.

Great place to relax and enjoy the trees. You can bring your fog too, just make sure to keep it on a leash, you don't want to be one of 'those' people.Good for a picnic too or a chat to the magpies.

A lovely place where you can see groups of ducks and other birds. But the small pond could be a bit untidy, which is acceptable to have the ducks swimming around.