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Royal Botanic Gardens

Mrs. Macquaries Road, Sydney, New South Wales 2000

Featured Review : Sydney's Botanic Gardens form an over sixty acres oasis of peace and greenery in the heart of the urban bustle of Sydney. Right next to the city's Central Business District, near the Circular Quay and a stone's throw fro...See Full Review

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    5 out of 5 stars

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Royal Botanical Gardens

  • 4 out of 5 stars by sharke from Crewe, United Kingdom
  • June 29, 2002
Quote: One of Sydney's best keep secrets. Everyone knows it there, but for some reason it never gets appreciated as one of the greatest attractions of the city. It is an amazing garden/park with Chinese, rainforest and native vegetation throughout and... Read the full Royal Botanic Gardens review

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Royal Botanic Gardens

Royal Botanic Gardens
Quote: Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens quickly became my favorite place in the world to jog. It’s a very user-friendly park; signs even encourage visitors to "Please Walk on the Grass." The extensive paths lead from the entrance at Macquarie and Bent... Read the full Royal Botanic Gardens review

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