Auburn Botanic Gardens

Auburn Botanic Gardens offers a unique urban retreat, showcasing over 4,500 species of plants. The gardens opened in 1977 and were established by the Auburn Council and botanic experts.

These gardens reflect historical significance as a community project aimed at conservation. The design incorporates various themed gardens, including a Japanese garden designed as a place of tranquility, enhancing both ecological and cultural values.

Highlights

🌸 Pond of Serenity
Features water lilies and fish, creating a peaceful escape for visitors.
🦜 Native Wildlife Habitat
Visitors can observe birds and other wildlife in natural settings.
🌳 The Old Railway Line
A historical path perfect for strolling and exploring the garden's vast sections.

Accessibility is free, making it suitable for families, nature enthusiasts, and historians to explore the rich diversity of flora and fauna.