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Wollongong Botanic Garden
Murphys Ave | Keiraville, Wollongong, New South Wales 2500, Australia
Open today: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
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“Peaceful”
Ronald W
“Very relaxing”
Very well laid out gardens and a pleasant stroll exploring the many garden sections. There is... read more
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, Artarmon, Australia
Sarah T
Sydney, Australia
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Just a walk in the park
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Timothy B
Wollongong, Australia
6420
Here is a marvellous and very varied botanical garden. The range of plants is stupendous and the keen observer can see many bird species taking advantage of the differing environments, from semi-desert to lush rainforest.
Date of experience: July 2017
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Tony W
Sydney, Australia
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When travelling down to the Illawarra ensure you leave time to explore the Wollongong Botanic Garden. Its not only a great place to visit but relaxing and educational. Plenty of pathways to ramble on and lots of areas to sit and watch the world go by. Great place for a family picnic.
Date of experience: September 2017
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Danina S
Wollongong, Australia
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Did you know that Wollongong's botanic garden is same size as Sydney's
Put your walking shoes on and enjoy the diversity
Lovely picnic areas and a great fenced of kids play area so you can really relax
Enjoy
Date of experience: September 2017
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sharnsr
Sydney, Australia
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We have a 20 month old and I am 35 weeks pregnant with no2, and we wanted some nice bump/family photos.
It was a freezing cold and windy day, but we wanted outdoor pics, so the beach was out, so we decided to go to the Botanical Gardens - Glennifer Brey to be exact.
There are so many beautiful gardens, flowers beds, water featured and old stone building that we were spoilt for choice of back drop.
It was also a great place to let our little girl run around and have some fun.
If the weather was better it would have been perfect for a family picnic! We will have to come back again in summer.
I highly recommend visiting these gardens if you are in Wollongong.
Date of experience: September 2017
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nancybee11
Wollongong, Australia
81
These gardens have a comprehensive collection of plants and spring is the time to see these beautiful gardens in all their glory. Situated at the base of Mt. Keira Wollongong and next to the University of Wollongong. Easily accessible from the expressway - just take the Keiraville/University exits heading north or south and follow the signs. There is a great kids playground, a coffee truck most days and for those less mobile a little open air wagon to take you around. A beautiful duck pond with A Japanese bridge crossing. Take your own food and escape to the many hidden routunders or quiet seats dotted around the gardens. I love Wollongong and it's many great attractions.
Date of experience: December 2016
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