Adelaide Botanic Garden
Overview
Adelaide Botanic Garden is an oasis in the cosmopolitan heart of the city, featuring beautifully-landscaped gardens, majestic avenues and stunning architecture. Spanning 50 hectares, the historic garden (opened in 1857) features some of Australia's finest plant collections.
Things to see include the magnificently-restored 1877-built Palm House, First Creek Wetland, the Amazon Waterlily Pavilion, the Santos Museum of Economic Botany and the Bicentennial Conservatory. There are regular events for all ages in the Garden - check the What's On page for more information on what's coming up.
The Garden is open 365 days a year and entry is free. You can also join a free guided tour provided by the Friends of the Botanic Gardens, departing from the Schomburgk Pavilion at 10.30am daily (except Christmas and Good Friday).
Facilities include the Visitor Information Centre and Diggers Garden Shop, which offers a wide range of seeds, gardening books and garden wares. You can also have a casual meal in one of the cafés, Simpson Kiosk and Café Fibonacci, or go all-out with a fine dining experience at the Botanic Gardens Restaurant.
Features
National Trust
Australian Museums and Galleries Association
National Trust
Australian Museums and Galleries Association
Bar
Cafe
Carpark
Coach Parking
ConferenceConvention Facilities
Enquiry Desk
Family Friendly
Food and Refreshments
Gallery Museum
Kiosk
Non Smoking
Picnic Area
Public Toilet
Restaurant
Shop Gift Shop
Indigenous experiences andor cultural immersion
Indigenous themes andor interpretation
International
Birdwatching
Walks
Disabled access available contact operator for details
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