Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria - Melbourne Gardens Review

I came here for the second time. It was very large and there were a lot of green plants. Maybe it was because of autumn. A lot of flowers withered, but the leaves were still green. There are a lot of flowers and plants that have not been seen. I saw the other side of the flower. [Cost-effective] High [View] Good, not only flowers and plants, but also a lot of duck birds and swans.

The Royal Botanic Gardens of Melbourne is large, with a wide variety of plants, dense woods, wide views, lying in the shade, quietly breathing fresh air, looking up at the blue sky and white clouds, which is lingering and refreshing.

The Royal Melbourne Botanic Garden was built in 1845 and is located about five kilometres south of the city centre of Melbourne. It is one of the best botanical gardens in Australia. The Royal Garden is arranged in the 19th century garden art, and has retained some buildings and styles of the last century. Since the establishment of the Royal Botanic Garden, it has gathered more than 12,000 types and more than 30,000 kinds of exotic flowers and plants from all over the world.

It is worth punching in a good place, the air is fresh, the flowers are beautiful, and there will be surprises. The weather will suddenly drop ice particles. Remember to bring an umbrella and enough clothes.

This is every plant lover’s haven! The Royal Botanic Gardens showcases a massive variety of flowering plants, trees, and laws. You will surely fall in love with every flower, every plant, and everything this place has to offer. A truly amazing place and worthy to be called paradise.

Melbourne is very lucky to have such beautigul gardens and greenery so close to the CBD. Easy to hang out here in silence, with nothing but you and the trees/birds. Worth spending a few hours here.