Sydney is a vibrant city with a rich past carefully maintained in layers, with intriguing geography that centers on its lovely harbor. There is undoubtedly much to see in this cosmopolitan city for visitors of all ages. There are museums that preserve opalized dinosaur fossils as stark reminders of the colony’s convict past, zoos that are crammed with its marsupial fauna found nowhere else on earth, and galleries that are packed with art that celebrates its multiple cultures. Today we are going to discuss the most amazing gardens which are located in Sydney.
Royal Botanic Garden
You won’t be able to miss the Royal Botanic Garden, which is conveniently located in the center of Sydney. The Opera House is just a short distance from the garden’s main entrance, so you can take Instagram-worthy photos with the Opera House and Harbour Bridge in the background in addition to learning about plants.
Lex and Ruby Graham Garden
Sydney’s harbor is plenty of quick, picturesque walks that tempt you to venture outside. Around Cremorne Point is one of the most stirrings of these (one can catch a scenic ferry from Circular Quay to Cremorne Point). The nearby Lex and Ruby Graham Garden further to the allure of this stroll, which is already a lesser-known gem.
Auburn Botanical Garden
Auburn Botanical Garden lies in the inner west of Sydney, which was laid out in the last part of the 1970s and is an extraordinary spot for nature darlings. It houses a fertile Scented Nursery and a perfect Rose Nursery yet is generally eminent for its Harmony filled Japanese Nursery, loaded with turquoise blue lakes overflowing with shining orange Koi, an ordinary red, curved, Japanese hashi span, and the star fascination – Sakura orcherry blooms.
Come spring, these nurseries flourish with cherry blooms that draw in all of Sydney to come and participate in the Cherry Bloom celebration and the Japanese custom of hanami (or review of the blooms).
Parramatta Park of Sydney Gardens
Parramatta, the second European settlement in Australia, has a long history and is now a part of Sydney as a suburb. One of Australia’s greatest collections of heritage roses may be seen in the lovely Rumsey Rose Garden, which is located in the Park. The garden is intoxicated by the sweet scent of rose nectar in the early spring, while the adjacent trees explode with a bounty of purple jacaranda flowers in the late spring.
Jacaranda boulevards that create unforgettable purple archways make a stroll through the Park along the Parramatta River a charming experience. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for trees teeming with flying foxes!