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Royal Botanical Gardens

The picturesque setting of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne extends over 36 hectares and displays more than 50,000 plants. Diverse plant collections, year-round events, unique tours, and a reputation as one of the world's finest gardens has made the Royal Botanic Gardens one of Melbourne's most popular tourist attractions.


Opening hours

Entry to Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne is free of charge
Open:
7.30am to sunset every day of the year
Go to The Ian Potter Foundation Children’s Garden for details of opening hours and activities.
For details on opening hours for the Visitor Centre, Tropical Display – Glasshouse, Plant Craft Cottage, The Gardens Shop and Cafes please check out the Open Hours page.

Direction

The Gardens are centrally located approximately 2 km from the centre of Melbourne.
Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
Birdwood Avenue
South Yarra, Victoria 3141
Australia (Google map)
For further enquirers phone (03) 9252 2429 or email visitor services.

* Information above was extracted from RBG web site.

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