Price on enquiry
Nestled in Hobart's Queens Domain, the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens spans 14 hectares, showcasing Tasmania's unique flora. Established in 1818, it's Australia's second-oldest botanical garden. Highlights include the Subantarctic Plant House, replicating Macquarie Island's conditions, and a significant collection of heritage trees. Visitors can explore themed gardens, enjoy guided tours, and dine at the on-site restaurant. The gardens are open daily year-round, with varying hours seasonally. Entry is free, with donations encouraged to support ongoing conservation efforts.
Ratings and Reviews
Rate your experience
How was your experience with Botanical gardens Hobart? Your feedback helps them and us improve.
Is this your business?
Claim Botanical gardens Hobart to manage your profile, respond to enquiries, and connect with customers.