Albury Botanic Gardens

Albury Botanic Gardens is a botanical garden that stretches across multiple hectares and contains over 1,000 plant species. The grounds are divided into different sections that display plants from various climates and families.

The garden began in 1877 when Mayor William Jones planted an English Elm tree, laying the foundation for this horticultural institution. From this start, it grew into an important green space for the region.

The Heritage Walk guides visitors through different sections, showing how Australian gardening traditions have evolved since the 19th century. The pathways tell the story of how people have shaped and cared for these green spaces over generations.

The site is easily accessible with paved pathways, public toilets, and parking available around the grounds. Visitors can explore the areas on foot and enjoy a picnic in designated spots.

A special area for children features life-sized dinosaur models, a fairy temple, and a troll cave. These play elements turn the visit into an adventure with educational value for young guests.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: 1877

GPS coordinates: -36.08100,146.90900

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:03