Botanic Park

Un jardin botanique plus intéressant qu'il n'y paraît au premier abord, avec différents pavillons recréant des biotopes différents, humide ou ombragé, une grande roseraie et des espaces présentant des collections spécialisées par espèce. Un petit café permet de se restaurer.

Beautiful peaceful park, just lovely here. Nice Chai latte for afternoon tea ☕ so many paths to take and see beautiful trees and flowers highly recommended ❤️

What could be better than a morning wander through the garden, with the scent of flowers carried on the crisp autumn breeze and the sun casting a golden glow over the petals? Time seemed to slow right down, letting the fragrance weave through my hair, brush against my fingertips, and settle in every glance. Even on the walk back, the sweet scent lingered in the air and covered my soul. With love,

Loved it. Plenty of surrounding parking. Picturesque and stunning gardens. Great for families, onsite cafe. I could have had a second visit as was beautiful to walk around. We were lucky with good weather and the Chihuly exhibition of glass sculptures was on at the time bringing an element of vibrance to the day we visited. Worth a visit!

One of Adelaide's gems. Very family friendly, spacious, and interesting array of plants, trees and art. Worth checking out.

Incredibly beautiful, highlight was the area with the lily pads, not sure of the name but it was a heated greenhouse near the south entrance.

Unfortunately, only Melbourne seems to allow dogs on leash in the botanical gardens. Neither Adelaide nor Sydney does. But as we had paid parking already and wanted to spend a few hours in the park, we stayed in the Botanical park that surrounds the botanical gardens. We saw amazing trees with gigantic roots and lots and lots of bats. Was time well spent.