The most beautiful parks and gardens New South Wales

60 km from Sydney, a wide network of trails for hikers at all levels. Virgin nature with, if desired, total isolation. Unforgettable.

Located at the entrance to Botany Bay, the park has two separate sections. On the south side: Discovery Centre. Bus 987 from Cronulla station. The centre is open on the weekend from 10 am to 16 pm and in week from 11 am to 15 pm. Free admission. His historical fame stems from the fact that Captain Cook approached here in 1770. Exhibitions on first contacts between Captain Cook and Aboriginals. On the north side: The Perouse Museum and Visitors Centre. 15 km from the city centre by Circular Quay bus 394. Open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10 am to 16 pm. Captain Phillip and the Earl of La Pérouse made a stopover at a few days in 1788. La Pérouse stayed there for six weeks, constructing an observatory, a fence and a garden, before continuing to travel to the islands of Solomon where his expedition died.

Behind its walls, in the heart of the city, it is an oasis of serenity that this garden adorned with Chinese flags, designed by Growers from Guangdong in China, province twinned with New South Wales. An Asian pearl within the great Australian city.

A charming small, romantic park where you can find a peaceful atmosphere while enjoying a great place to admire the bridge and port of Sydney. Very few tourists.