The garden is a sanctuary away from the noise of the city and situated close to Hyde Park and some of the major city hotels. Take a train to Circular Quay railway station and walk around the forshore to the Sydney Opera House. After lingering in the sanctuary of the Gardens we head around the Opera House to East Circular Quay , soak up the buzz and scenery there and finish in a Circular Quay pub. You’ll enjoy spectacular views and take memorable photographs of Sydney Harbour, the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The hectares of the grounds are located at one of the city’s most scenic locations.
Associated Gardens : Mount Annan Botanic Garden Mount Tomah Botanic Garden (Blue Mountains) Getting Around. The nearest train station is Martin Place. The gardens are also just a short stroll from St James and Circular Quay train stations.
You can catch a ferry to Circular Quay and stroll to the gardens passing the Sydney Opera House. From here, you coul for instance, take the walking tour to The Rocks. Read reviews and view photos. Book a Circular Quay tour!
Save up to on your reservation. Just walk in the direction of the Sydney Opera House and you are there. Covering an area of hectares this is a beautiful open green space within Sydney city. Come by ferry or catch the train to Martin Place, a 10-minute walk away from the gardens. If you come by car, pay to park in the surrounding streets.
The farm was to provide food to the first settlers but was a failure due to number of factors. Sir Stamford at Circular Quay Hotel Sydney. The garden proudly sits in the heart of central Sydney’s cultural district, with art galleries, museums and performing arts spaces a short stroll away. The main entrance lies next to the Sydney Opera House and a few minutes’ walk from Circular Quay, which has a train and bus station, and a ferry terminal.
Royal Botanic Garden and The Domain. Alternative access points are Woolloomooloo Gate (opposite the Art Gallery of New South Wales) and Victoria Gate. Accessible buses run along The Macquarie St Historic Precinct and also Art Gallery Road. We caught the train from the nearby station and alighted at Circular Quay station. Savour modern Asian cuisine designed by Ambassador Chef Luke Nguyen upstairs at Botanic House restaurant or enjoy casual dining downstairs at Farm Cove Eatery.
With spacious paths throughout, you’ll be able to walk, jog or cycle your way around Australia’s oldest botanic garden, learning about the history of the plants surrounding you. Location: Maquarie Street, a two-minute walk from Circular Quay. Guests: Particularly popular for business people and couples on inner-city getaways. It’s also the main ferry terminal in Sydney, making it easy to explore one of the world’s great natural harbours.
It is then only a short ten minute walk to the gardens. On arrival we found a seat to use while eating our lunch. Tarpeian Lawn is the celebrant’s choice, offering a level of privacy, shady figs and harbour views.
Enter the Gardens by the horse and rider statue at Bridge Street.
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