I first visited the Chinese Garden in about 1997 and fell in love with the startling juxtaposition of its graceful trees and traditional architecture, against the gleaming, modern outline of Sydney. It's a place I still like to visit as it's a quiet corner of greenery where you can relax and recharge away from the busy streets. Paths meander pleasantly... More

car park problem, very small, not worth going there unless they can expand the garden More

what a lovely place in centre of city. very similar to garden in Vancouver...nice opportunity to take breath if you are seeing sites...take tea and relax....dont rush More

I highly recommend a visit to the Chinese Garden of Friendship. While in Sydney it is a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is so serene and peaceful inside the garden grounds you forget you are in the heart of a major city. We've visited similar gardens in several Chinese cities. It is obvious the... More

Absolutely a must see in Sydney - superb and well worth the nominal admission charge More

We had been looking over at the gardens from our hotel room and wandered over on our last morning. A peacefull and beautiful spot if you are looking for a quiet moment with spectacular planting, take you coffee or lunch and spent some time in this garden. More

I would not miss this on any visit to Sydney. It'as such a quiet, peaceful sanctuary in the heart of a very busy, noisy city. Allow at least an hour, stroll around and make lots of rest stops to let it sink in. More

We have lived in Sydney for years and never visited this attraction, and it was such a pleasant surprise. It is so beautiful and tranquil, laid out very well, and the gardens are lush and so picturesque. The pond and waterfall are really pretty and the buildings fit in very well. Would defnitely recommend. More

Lots to see and do and shop in Darling harbour , these gardens were a good retreat from the hussle of the city. More