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Description

The colonial history of Flagstaff Gardens is linked to the hill - the vantage point that dominates the site, where a 'flag staff' or 'flag pole' was erected in 1840. A range of message flags informed residents of the early settlement when a ship came in to the port. Features include: the Pioneers' Memorial; the Separation Monument; one piece of the ‘Another View’ art installation; a rose bed and scented garden and much more.

Full details of the amenities, features and history of Flagstaff Gardens, along with a detailed map, are available on the website below.

At a glance


Map of Flagstaff Gardens (PDF 2.3MB)
Melway Ref: 2F A2
Facilities: toilet, playground, barbecue.



Location

Flagstaff Gardens
309-311 William Street
West Melbourne VIC 3003
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Contact Details

Phone: 9658 9658
www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/parks


Features

Wheelchair accessible
Alternative Access


How to get there

Public Transport Victoria



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