That's Melbourne - Parks and Gardens
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Parks and Gardens 

One of the best things about Melbourne is its picturesque parks and gardens which all have a story to tell.

 Royal Park is the largest and Birrarung Marr one of the latest – the city’s first new major parkland in a century.  King’s Domain pays reverence, housing key historic monuments, while its neighbour is the world-renowned Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.

Carlton Gardens and the Royal Exhibition Building are World Heritage listed, and the nearby Fitzroy and Treasury Gardens charm with an avenue of 150-year-old elms. You can also visit Cooks’ Cottage, home of Captain James Cook’s parents.

Image of Princes Park
Princes Park in Parkville is a major sports and recreation ground for locals. While it stretches nearly two kilometres north to south, it is only 3...
Image of Kings Domain
The Domain Parklands, which include Kings Domain, encircle the Government House Reserve, the Shrine of Remembrance Reserve and the Royal Botanic Ga...

Domain Parklands

Visit the beautiful spaces around the Domain, just south of the city.

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Download a brochure with a map of things to see and do outdoors in Melbourne - including sports, parks and the wonderful waterfront.
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 Outdoors brochure


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