McDougall Street Jacaranda Trees

McDougall Street features rows of jacaranda trees that create a natural purple tunnel when they bloom during spring months between October and November.

The jacaranda trees were introduced from South America and have established themselves as a defining characteristic of this residential Sydney street.

Local residents organize seasonal events and community gatherings under the trees, celebrating the natural spectacle that draws photographers from across Sydney.

Visitors can reach McDougall Street by taking a train to Milsons Point station and walking through Broughton Street toward the Kirribilli neighborhood.

The southern section of the street presents a dual display with purple flowers overhead and a natural carpet of fallen blooms on the pavement.

Location: Sydney

GPS coordinates: -33.84424,151.21381

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:09