Queenstown Gardens

Although the weather is cold, there are still many blooming flowers in the garden, which embellish this green grass in colorful. New Zealand was once a British colony, so this old garden is also full of British flavor. Going further, there is a small pond, but seeing small bridges and green trees, pairs of wild ducks, like a fairy tale world. Although the water surface is not calm, the reflection is unexpectedly beautiful, looking like a dream, and the scenery is beautiful.

It is worth taking a stroll here while visiting Queenstown. It is a pleasant and relaxing walk. The garden has both local plant varieties and imported leaves. Take time to sit in the garden, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of the outdoor environment. This is a must experience when coming to Queenstown.

Queenstown Gardens, located on the west side of downtown Queenstown, is a peninsula sandwiched by two bays of Lake Wakatipu. To the north of the garden is Queenstown Bay and to the south is Frankton Bay. Towering ancient trees in the garden, a bird's eye view from above, like a piece of deep green jade inlaid on the diamond-like lake. Before taking the sky gondola, I spent 50 minutes strolling around the garden. In the garden, there are colorful flowers under the dense trees, and groups of tourists on the broad lawn play for fitness; beside the lake bay, the blue sky and white clouds in the distance, the lake and mountains, the yachts breaking the waves, birds and ducks playing in the water ~ pleasant scenery, It's refreshing and refreshing. It is very worth visiting, it is recommended to visit~

Queenstown Garden is a public green space, with a smooth lawn and a variety of trees, every summer there is flowers in bloom, willows fluttering in the wind, the scenery is very good, it is also a place for many Queenstown citizens sports and leisure activities, Definitely a beautiful park.

An absolutely beautiful park, perfect for those who prefer more relaxing activities. Stroll through and admire the nature, or play a game of frisbee golf throughout the park. Whatever you do, the park will be a lovey backdrop

Queenstown Gardens is a beautiful place on a nice day to take a picnic and relax in the sunshine. There are hundreds of native bushes and trees to look at as you take a leisurely stroll through the grounds, and if you want to burn off some of that lunch - there are lots of frisbee baskets for you to play disc golf in (you can hire frisbees for just a few dollars from most hostels/sports stores in town)

A pleasant stroll through the botanic gardens is the perfect way to wind down after a morning of adrenaline rushing activities. During my visit in the middle of summer, I loved the shade of the towering trees, the scent of honeysuckle and magnolias, and the endless spanse of grass and slopes along the lakefront, where you can picnic, read, suntan, or just sit and daydream as you gaze over the lake and Remarkables mountain range. You can also walk along to the end of the gardens and follow the trails that wind along the lakefront.

The full day in Queenstown begins like this: walk down the lake to town and eat a hamburger as big as Face for breakfast; take the only steamboat in the Southern Hemisphere built at the same time as the Titanic, start from the pier to the farm at the foot of the lake opposite the hill to see the lamb show, feed the sheep, feed the cows, feed the alpaca~