Hamilton Botanic Gardens

The Hamilton Botanic Gardens contain extensive collections of native and exotic plants spread across carefully arranged sections with ornamental pathways and designated study areas.

Established during the Victorian era's mid-19th century, these gardens reflect the period's strong emphasis on botanical sciences and horticultural development in colonial Australia.

The gardens maintain a living collection of plants that represents both Australian flora and international species, serving as an educational center for botanical research.

Visitors can access the gardens daily through multiple entrance points, with dedicated paths offering easy navigation through different botanical sections and themed garden areas.

The gardens feature specific areas dedicated to preserving endangered plant species, contributing to conservation efforts while maintaining Victorian-era garden design principles.

Location: Victoria

Location: Shire of Southern Grampians

GPS coordinates: -37.74680,142.02400

Latest update: March 7, 2025 20:44