Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
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.
An entertainment event with a festival-like atmosphere in an unrivalled setting.
The Hidden Park seamlessly blends iPhone game wizardry with the natural wonder of Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens.
The Ian Potter Foundation Children’s Garden
The Ian Potter Foundation Children's Garden is a magical place to discover the world of plants.
Nick Bottom’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” – Behind the Scenes
This summer’s production presents Glenn Elston’s brilliant new adaptation
The Aboriginal Heritage Walk is a rich and vibrant cultural experience. 11 am to 12.30 pm every Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Concealed for decades, Guilfoyle’s Volcano has been restored and re-imagined with a bold, contemporary landscape design.
Working Wetlands is an innovative water management project which is currently underway at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.
Last updated 24 Jan 2012
