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Green lung within the Sydney CBD?? No way!

Within the confines of the Cbd area of Sydney lies the local botanic gardens, a welcome respite from the buildings and man made architectures of the city. With a size of 30 hectares, the park has a great view of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. There are also occasional performances there too. Opened in 1816, it is almost as old as the Singapore Botanic Gardens! Great place to see the flora for free and perhaps a good place for a stroll or picnic! #wheretogo #flowerlover #sydney #garden

Botanical Magic, smell the heaven

Sydney's Botanical Garden transforms into an enchanting wonderland every spring when the tulips burst into a riot of color. As you wander through this floral paradise, it's as if you've stepped into a living painting. The meticulously manicured beds are a tapestry of tulips in every imaginable shade – from fiery reds to delicate pastels. The fragrance in the air is intoxicating, a sweet blend of tulip blooms and the surrounding native flora. Meander along the meandering paths, and you'll stumble upon hidden nooks where you can sit amidst a sea of tulips, feeling like you're in a dream. With the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge in the backdrop, the garden offers picture-perfect vistas at every turn. Birdsong serenades your journey, adding a symphonic touch to the visual feast. Don't miss the iconic Tulip Time Festival, where the garden's beauty is celebrated with music and art, creating a sensory overload that's simply magical. Sydney's Botanical Garden in spring is a testament to the beauty of nature and a testament to the city's commitment to preserving it. It's a place where you can lose yourself in the sheer wonder of tulips in bloom, a botanical spectacle that lingers in your heart long after you've left. #familytravel #couplestrip #deliciousfood #Sydney #Australia

Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

#2023travelwish What a pleasure to see the water view sights of Sydney from this spectacular location! The scenic garden paths appear endless, and it is a beautiful educational tour with excellent signage at every corner of this well-maintained national treasure. Whether you want to watch the water traffic, admire the Sydney Harbour and Opera House, laze in the sun reading a book on the grass, or watch flocks of cockatoos, it is all there. Some cafes and special exhibitions are scattered around the gardens, creating a relaxing oasis near a bustling city. #2023travelwish #beachlife #tripblazers #mytripvlog #campingglamping #foodie

free activity to do in Sydney

Love visiting botanic gardens from different countries, this is one of the place that I enjoy going to. You can easily spend half a day wandering around and to enjoy the good varieties of flower! There’s a shop in the garden, can shop and enjoy the aircon to hide from the sun! There’s a cafe here as well :)

Royal Botanical Gardens 🇦🇺 Sydney

New Years Eve!!! Where would you go? Sydney and a view of the opera house was the dream. Sometimes in your travels things line up. Our best friends got engaged in Australia and invited us to join them in Sydney to celebrate. They had grand plans for the Royal Botanical Gardens, so we booked the tickets on the day they were available and I felt like I would need to sell an organ to pay for them. But what followed was worth it... A perfect dinner, the food was great as to be expected, with a view of the opera house, the flyover shows and the 9pm smaller firework display. An open air dance floor on the river front, a place for us to share our years worth saved up moves with Australia. A bar with quick service, not always the case at big events, so worth giving some credit for. A midnight countdown for the ages. A crazy fireworks display and atmosphere I'll remember forever. A perfect way to bring in the new year. I look forward to big new years celebrations returning!!!

Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney

The Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney makes for a lovely morning or afternoon stroll. It's located within walking distance of the famous Sydney Opera House, right by Sydney Harbour. It's open e every day from 7 o'clock in the morning to late afternoon or early evening depending on the season. As you would expect from a botanical garden, you will be surrounded by flowers, trees and other plants. It's especially worthwhile to go here in spring. But you may also come across some smaller wildlife such as birds, insects, fish, frogs and the amazing local flying foxes. In the heart of the garden lies The Calyx, a building that is part shop, Cafe and event space. Though the gardens themselves are free to enter, a donation is expected to enter The Calyx.

Best place to see FLORA & FAUNA

Here you can do self simply picnic under their incredible tree. Simply a gorgeous, and relaxing area in the city to unwind and walk around. It’s quite a large park with lots of fauna to look at. Definitely worth a visit on a day off for a little while. #couplestrip#loveflowers#nationalpark#beautifulsunsets#seasidephotoguide#naturalwonders

The Royal Botanic Garden is a great place to sneak away and capture great photos of #Sydney on a budget. You can see the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. I always love spending time here when I have the chance. #triplocal #tripaway

The Royal Botanic Garden of Sydney

#sydneytrip The Royal Botanic Garden of Sydney is a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of the bustling city. With its lush greenery, vibrant floral displays, and diverse plant collections, it offers a refreshing escape for nature lovers. The best part? Admission is free, making it accessible to all. A leisurely stroll through the garden, culminating in a picturesque view of the iconic Sydney Opera House, is an experience not to be missed. It's the perfect blend of beauty, serenity, and iconic sights, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

#sydneytrip The Royal Botanic Garden of Sydney is a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of the bustling city. With its lush greenery, vibrant floral displays, and diverse plant collections, it offers a refreshing escape for nature lovers. The best part? Admission is free, making it accessible to all. A leisurely stroll through the garden, culminating in a picturesque view of the iconic Sydney Opera House, is an experience not to be missed. It's the perfect blend of beauty, serenity, and iconic sights, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne

Melbourne's beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens is a great place for walks, picnics, and spring outings. There are large lawns and flowers on both sides of the road, which are very comfortable to look at. There are all kinds of strange and weird plants inside, and there are ponds where you can take a boat. There is also a children's garden where children can play freely. There is also a not too complicated maze where you can play hide and seek.

Sydney is already in autumn.

When leaving Sydney, it was still early spring, but when returning, it was already early autumn. Time really waits for no one. The plants in the Royal Botanic Gardens are of world-class quality, and it's impossible to capture the summer scenery. So we just take photos of whatever we see. Although the flowers, grass, and trees are not as lively and spirited as they are in summer, they are mature and stable, and they look quite admirable.

Cool off at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.

On a scorching hot day in Sydney, I came to the Royal Botanic Garden early in the morning to cool off. The garden is home to a variety of plants, including towering ancient trees and famous specimens, all of which provide shade like a giant umbrella, offering a hint of coolness to the creatures below. The sea is just across the way, and the sea breeze occasionally brushes against your cheeks, it's really comfortable and pleasant. I haven't been to the area with flowers yet, so let's enjoy the blessing of this green space first.

Sydney Royal Botanic Garden

🌟Highlight features: Sydney Royal Botanic Garden is very large, it takes about four hours to walk through, with multiple entrances. The garden has a wide view, with large green lawns attracting people. Various century-old trees are scattered throughout the garden, and there is a fruit tree with full fruits that cannot be named, which is particularly spectacular 👍. I saw many elementary school students sketching or listening to the teacher introduce the uses and precautions of plants. There was a kind of pink banana that looked very beautiful. The teacher said that this banana was good-looking but should not be eaten too much as it is not good for health. I also learned something. Various birds gather in flocks, the water in the pond is very clear, the park is right next to Sydney Harbour, it's relaxing to sit down and watch the yachts speed by after a tiring walk. 📍Detailed address: Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, easy to find by Google Map, near Darling Harbour.

night flower @ Sydney Botanic Garden

This is a Queen of the Night flower! It is a nocturnal flower which blooms at night and dies by the morning. You only have a small window to view this gorgeous flower. Treasure any opportunity that you can! Sydney Botanic Garden is a 5 minute walk from Circular Quay. There are many varieties of beautiful flowers and plants in the large park. Queen of the Night is one of them (my personal favourite). It is ideal for families with children or as a peaceful date spot for a picnic. Check it out!

The perfect place to get lost in--horticultural surprises behind every bush and tree, a gorgeous set of lilyponds, everything beautifully maintained, and the most enjoyable way possible to get from the Opera House at one end to the art gallery at the other. Plus a sweet little shop in the middle. A real ornament to the city. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

The Royal Botanic Gardens are just around the Opera House and you can walk along the beach from the Opera House. Mrs. Macquarie's Point is the best location for the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The botanical garden covers an area of 30 hectares, planting nearly a thousand plants, and a variety of birds playing in the park. There are red trains in the park, and large green areas can also be used as outdoor wedding venues, as well as several restaurants. In addition, the Calyx Flower Show Exhibition Center in the park will hold regular exhibitions to enjoy world-class gardening works. We saw someone doing a wedding in the botanical garden. Under the testimony of nature, under the accompaniment of melodious music, the wedding scene was wonderful. We also saw that my mother was playing with her children in the botanical garden. I also saw old couples sitting in park chairs chatting and looking at the Sydney Opera House in the distance. It felt good. As if in the botanical garden, I saw life. I think if we live here, it might be so leisurely.