botanical garden in adelaide

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Featuring a fascinating collection of plants from the ancient island of Madagascar, the 1877-built Palm House is one of the last of its kind remaining in the world.

With majestic avenues leading to stunning architecture, there’s always something to see in Adelaide Botanic Garden.

Teaching water skills for life in a purpose built facility for people of all ages and ability levels to swim in an environment in which they feel safe and comfortable.

The Botanic Gardens of South Australia is comprised of three beautiful public gardens: Adelaide Botanic Garden, Mount Lofty Botanic Garden and Wittunga Botanic Garden.

Competed in 1881, the Santos Museum of Economic Botany has a classical Greek-style exterior and features high ceilings, ornate Victorian details and historic cabinet displays.

The 1989-built Bicentennial Conservatory is the largest single span glasshouse in the Southern Hemisphere. It’s home to a number of endangered rainforest plants from subtropical and temperate for…

Next door to Adelaide Botanic Garden, Botanic Park is a glorious 34-hectare green oasis just a stroll from the CBD.

Relive the past and learn about Adelaide Botanic Garden’s rich history.

The power of plants extends far beyond their beauty – for thousands of years plants have been used to heal the body, mind and soul. An iconic health and wellbeing demonstration garden (and a tran…

Designed as an educational space for children, the Little Sprouts Kitchen Garden includes garden beds abundant with seasonal fruit, vegetables and herbs; pots and trays; structures for climbing p…

Stroll among thousands of species of roses in the International Rose Garden and National Rose Trial Garden. Flowering in spring and autumn, the garden displays over 5,000 roses, including areas d…

Take a break and enjoy from a variety of food and drinks options available within Adelaide Botanic Garden.