Fitzroy Gardens is the most favourite and best place to refresh your mind and enjoy. There are lots of things to do in these Gardens. I like The mini city and near the city there is a fairly tree. The play ground is so beautiful for kids. You can walk around the Gardens and enjoy the amazing views in the centre of the city. There are lots of fountains and small areas of water. I advise you to visit this beautiful place and enjoy it.

Fitzroy Gardens is a beautiful park located in the heart of Melbourne. It is a great place to take a leisurely stroll and experience the peaceful atmosphere and stunning landscaping. The gardens feature a variety of trees and plants, as well as a number of monuments and statues, making it a great spot to explore and learn more about the history of the area. The gardens also have a café, so you can enjoy a bite to eat while admiring the surroundings. I highly recommend visiting Fitzroy Gardens if you are looking for a peaceful and serene place to relax and enjoy nature.

This garden is wonderful to chill with family, friends, or yourself! It’s surrounded by greens and has some historical cottage houses. There’s also a flower house where you can see a lot of amazing plants! Good for photos, the room is very heated, and the worker there is friendly as well. It’s also a nice place for children indeed, as there are tiny cottage houses and “fairies” on the tree. Very cute. The garden is not too big where you get lost like in the botanical garden, but it’s also not small, and it’s next to another garden called the treasure garden, so you can also check that out! All in all, I love Fitzroy gardens.

This place is amazing! It's such a great, huge public park. There are many interesting spots in this pal. I’ve been here alone which is a good place to just relax and stroll around the park.

A gorgeous and beautiful garden. The garden size is about the right. Not too big not too small. A great place with family and friends. I really enjoyed my time here.

This garden is one of the best designed and well maintained for the space it covers. To have this so close to the CBD is just a blessing. Unlike the botanical gardens, you don't have to walk kilometres to experience an abundance of flowers with popful of bright colours, amazing sculptures like the model Tudor Village and fairy tree, find hidden private spaces for serenity like the mound and pond or the stream and fern gully, transport yourself into more bursts of colours at the conservatory, find plentiful picnic areas, or just have a pleasant walk through, all in one not so compact area. It's so cleverly designed that every area of interest feels like it's the star in its own space yet you could just walk a little further to be pulled into another completely different space. There are sections of the garden that's bookable for private events incl weddings for a reasonable fee. Cafe available on site. Public toilets available. Parking is available but high in demand i.e public transport advised.

Fitzroy Gardens are absolutely stunning all year around. It is well maintained, with lots of different plants trees and beautiful flowers. The expansive grassy areas are suitable for picnics, working out, and chilling out. There is a large network of pathways suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels. The garden is highly recommended for family portraits, engagements photography and even wedding photography in particular if you are planning a small wedding ceremony.

I love the conservatory and the fairy tree. The gardens are great for kids. A must see for tourists to Melbourne in my opinion

So nice to be here during winter time. Love the colours on the trees, The nice fresh air and the cool breeze. Big Park in the heart of the city of Melbourne, a great place for a walk and shake the stress out of yourself disconnecting you for a good moment from the busy streets of downtown.

A magnificent green gem at the border of city blocks. We took a leisurely walk on a sunny Spring day when the rain went away and visited The Conservatory and plants, fairy tree, mini Tudor village, dolphin fountain and park spaces. There are very pretty flowers within and around the conservatory. There's limited metered parking around the park if you are visiting by car.

One of the best gardens in the city. Although the weather was not good, but we managed to walk around and see decent spots around the area. Each section has specific features, so you won't feels bored. On the contrary, you keep going to discover new things ✨️.

Discovered this park a few days ago while exploring the city with a friend. Compared to Flagstaff and Carlton gardens, this place seems not as busy and there are few interesting this to do such as the conservatory and cook’s cottage. Definitely worth a stroll or a walk with your dog!

Fitzroy Gardens is a beautiful public park located in the heart of Melbourne, Australia. The garden is home to many impressive features that visitors can enjoy, including: Captain Cook's Cottage: This historic building was brought to Melbourne from England in 1934 and is a popular attraction in the park. Conservatory: The Conservatory is home to an array of beautiful plants and flowers, including seasonal displays that change throughout the year. Ornamental Lake: Visitors can take a relaxing stroll around the lake, which is home to a variety of birdlife, including swans. Model Tudor Village: This miniature village is a charming feature of the park, complete with tiny houses and gardens. Fairies Tree: The Fairies Tree is a popular attraction for children, with intricate carvings of fairies and other creatures. Rose Garden: The Rose Garden is a beautiful spot to take in the fragrant blooms and enjoy a picnic or a leisurely stroll. Overall, Fitzroy Gardens is a wonderful place to spend a relaxing day in Melbourne. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or simply soaking up the beautiful surroundings, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this lovely park.

Because it was the beginning of summer, there were plenty of leaves on the trees and it was convenient to walk around easily and comfortable. The garden was very well maintained, organized and had a variety of flowers and plants. I felt like I was somewhere in the East Asia like Japan or China. As the Fitzroy Garden was so beautiful, I also saw newlyweds taking wedding photos.

Nice, big, spacious park filled with trees and plenty of shade and sunbathing spots. This park is vast and near public transport. Go to read a book under a tree, have a picnic with friends, or let your kid run around for hours. There’s a playground which is more suited for older small children (like age 5 and up), a couple of nice fountain, and lots of paths.

Located not in Fitzroy, these surprisingly hilly gardens are a beautiful escape from the concrete jungle of the CBD. Enjoy fountains, well laid out lines of trees, the fairy tree, capatin Cook's cottage and more.

Beautiful park this time of the year, in spring flowers start to bloom. Fitzroy gardens is a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is also an excellent walk to get from the cafe at fitzroy to the federation square area. It had a nice display of flowers in the middle park area.

Fitzroy Gardens, Treasury Gardens and Yarra Park make up a spectacular trio of connected parks to the east of central Melbourne. Fitzroy Gardens is beautifully designed and maintained. There aren't many better places to relax close to the city.

Such a beautiful experience. Peaceful. Relaxing. Forgot I was in the heart of Melbourne CBD. A must visit whilst visiting Melbourne

Close to Melbourne City (CBD) is Fitzroy Gardens, one of the most beautiful and historic gardens in Melbourne. This has a variety of flowers, ornamental shrubs and old houses that form an ideal landscape to visit. If you like calm and relaxed plans (yoga, meditation, reading, hiking, picnic with friends) and if you love natural spaces, then Fitzroy Gardens is perfect because it has, among other things, the Fairy Tree, the Tudor model village, sculptures and fountains. Note: If you go at night you will see some possums walking freely. Words related to this place: Gardens, history, outdoor activities, sports, walks, nature, landscape.

What a wonderful place to visit, and take time to enjoy the beautiful flowers and plants and trees. Don't forget cooks cottage. A must. You could spend hours just wandering about here. Highly recommended. see photos.

Really nice, large parkland area, including Captain Cooks Cottage. So come here and do what you will...

A stunning garden filled with surprising little attractions and so close to the city centre.

If you want to go to a quite and serene place within the city then this it. Ample greenery with ponds, colourful flowers, old big trees, various pathways to walk in the gardens. Good place for photography as well. Moreover there’s a public toilet as well which is very clean. I hope you enjoy as I did

Absolutely beautiful with variety of trees and flowers. Historic Cooks cottage, mini village and the fairy tree adds more to its beauty and value.

I loved this park, it was amazing, specifically when I saw the small village, everything was clean, you can go to do picnic, celebrate something special, or just go to know this beautiful place.

Huge park. Great walking trail. Dog leash area available. Roadside car park available. Mesmerizing view. Mini village model. Lots of activities for kids. Located near parliament. Walk of about 10 minutes from free tram zone. Traceable by train (plus walk) as well.

Fitzroy garden is awesome. You can walk around the Gardens and enjoy the amazing views in the centre of the city. Plenty of history, art and a beautiful conservatory. I love it. Highly recommended.

Love these gardens, I've been coming here for year's. Such a great spot just to chill and zone out or picnic with friend's or family. My dog's love this the gardens as much as I do and it's conveniently close to home.

Lovely park with Captain Cooks cottage. Tho we were especially impressed with the Conservatorium. Beautiful selection of brightly coloured flora. Peaceful park to walk in. The cafe offered simple but satisfying food & drinks.

Melbourne has many marvellous parks and gardens and Fitzroy is no exception. It is beautifully maintained wth intersecting paths and toilets within easy reach.. Captain Cooks Cottage makes for good photos, and the tea rooms(try the excellent coffee,) are near lovely areas for a family gathering.

Instead of going here I would suggest to go raoyal botanical gardens.. In fitzroy u can't even find a single flower. No chairs under shades. There is a place called cook's cottage we should buy a ticket to see whats inside the kitchen. And one cannot enter into that fairy village..🤷‍♀️

Fitzroy Gardens in Melbourne is a serene oasis nestled in the heart of the city, offering a lush escape from the urban hustle and bustle. With its sprawling lawns, meandering pathways, and vibrant floral displays, it's a haven for nature lovers and picnickers alike. Home to historic landmarks like Captain Cook's Cottage and the Tudor Village, the gardens are steeped in rich history and offer a glimpse into Melbourne's past. Whether you're strolling along its tree-lined avenues, exploring its hidden corners, or simply unwinding amidst its tranquil surroundings, Fitzroy Gardens promises a rejuvenating experience for all who visit.

Lots of interesting items in this park. Captain Cook's House. Quiet areas everywhere surrounded by trees. Sculptured fountains. Cool cafe in centre. Playgrounds and play areas all over.

This place is a serene oasis nestled in the heart of nature. The lush greenery feels like a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The park's scenic beauty, coupled with its amenities, make it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing picnic. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply seeking tranquility.

I adore the natural beauty of this garden. Tranquil spots abound, enveloped by trees and lovely flowers, complemented by sculpted fountains & there is playground and play areas scattered throughout, perfect spot for picnic 😍😍

It’s a nice garden when you want to walk around during a nice sunny day. There’s toilets, blooming flowers and clean surroundings. We went to the observatory and it’s beautiful. I recommend this place for those who are nature lovers 🍃🍀

Peaceful garden with nice people walking everyday would help you to relax after long working day.

Pretty spring bulb flowers, quiet and restful with excellent walks through groves of large trees. Sit and read in the afternoon sun

Always beautiful here.. A place of solitude and respect to the hard working gardeners to keep it beautiful!

Beautiful park, breathtaking view. Grab some bakery from Victoria market deli, have a picnic at Fitzroy Gardens is best on warm days

Nice shaped trees. Great for kids, walking path. Good photo shoots.

Beautifully kept gardens. Great walk and nice for a picnic

Beautiful garden to spend your day and enjoy some fresh air. Walk around and you will find some beautiful flowers, water fountain and benches to sit and relax. Best picnic spot with family and friends.

Such a lovely, safe and clean sanctuary in the inner city. Frequent visitor for relaxing and exercise.

Beautiful...

My Camera School (Alwyns Photo School Melbourne) runs photo events here regularly and the students always enjoy themselves and, most importantly, take great images.

Stunning gardens to exchange wedding vows. I had the pleasure of photographing Karly and Thomas' wedding ceremony. Perfect day for a perfect couple!

Really nice gardens with true four seasons look. I am gladful for council keeping it this way instead of converting every pieces of land with native gum tree. I do understand they are native but I believe they more belong in bushland setting, they are utterly sad and dull to see in city setting with no colour change in four seasons and their leaves colours and shapes is far from uplifting.

Refreshing. Peaceful

Great for fresh air in the city

Gardens are generally tranquil places and plenty of fresh air

Amazing view of ? and flowers,

Magical garden in the midst of the city

Serene an peaceful

One of Melbourne's fine city edge parks

Beautiful gardens, relaxing after heavy medical day. Always calming and a great place to chill with a coffee

Great place to take the dog for a walk

Beautiful!

Amazing park. Great walkways and awesome views.

Well manicures garden, unfortunately there were people working making lot's of noise

This place is a beautiful escape from suburbia

This is a gr8 placw to meet guys

A little gem, right next to the CBD

(Translated by Google) Magic house by James Cook. He stands in his garden as a sculpture. It is a pity that it is closed inside. The virus will not admit. (Original) Magiczny domek James Cook. W jego ogrodzie stoi On sam, jako rzeżba. Szkoda że nieczynny w środku. Wirus nie wpuszcza.

Lovely place

Excellent maintenance ?

Toilet time

Great place for kids with the little river to go splashing in

This park is much bigger and better than I thought it was, with many interesting things to see. Relaxing to walk thru. We will be back!

Awesome park.

Full Enjoy

Very beautiful. The miniature village and fairy tree delightful

Beautiful place. Found a few shrooms aswell

Such a fantastic place had a picnic with my family then walked the gardens it was so magical so beautiful lived it

Very well manicured

Very peaceful and calm place. I went on a date/ walk here, it was perfect and We had a lot to discuss and see . The place brings the best in you, actually connecting with nature always does. Definitely one of my favorite spots in melb.

Nice park. Some more native vegetation would be even better. This area would have been full of river red gums originally. It would be nice if some remained

Open, wide walkways

Lovely place

Fabulous blooms on a lovely spring day. Made me smile during lockdown.

The best time to visit this place is in Spring and Autumn. 💖 Don't forget to visit the cottages, miniatur village and the conservatory!

An absolute stunning garden with lots of green grass, fountains and birds. There are some beautiful views of the city skyline, and some great points of interest situated within the gardens. A few things to see including a model Tudor village, fountains and of course Cooks' cottage and Sinclair's Cottage. A great break from the city and a lovely walk.

Wonderfully cultivated parklands consisting of abundant open grassed areas, various ponds, dreams and waterfalls and world class gardens of forest, flower and natives. Some of the features that Fitzroy Gardens boasts are, the historic Captain Cook's Cottage and the magical Fairy Tree.A must see is the seasonal displays of daffodils that line the winding pathways.

These gardens are just stunning. Waterfalls around every corner. Lots of places to relax with family or friends. You must go. Rocellas across the road sells the most amazing fresh Italian donuts

I was able to release my inner child at this gorgeous garden. Enjoyed discovering the mini Tudor village, the Fairy tree and going on the dragons slide. I also enjoyed getting up close to the friendly feathered birds.

Really nice gardens. Great for a walk, picnic, take the kids and dogs. Very scenic, Green and colourful

Spring display of flower show case a different theme each year. This year is extremely stunning. What can compete with yellow tulips ?

A very pretty garden, I enjoyed very much wondering about with a dear friend of mine, reminiscing on simpler times, appreciating the view, listening to the trickle of water, giggling at the waddle of a local Pacific Black Duck, I can not recommend it highly enough

Melbourne does not have a shortage of gardens and Fitzroy has to be one of the prettiest with a variety of spaces ranging from wide open patches of lawn to intimate lush tropical vegetaion with a meandering path and stream, some heritage structures and a conservatory, it's lively on a sunny day and one can enjoy the perennials during late winter/Spring.

Beautiful and quiet, perfect for a picnic and the best of all can take my cute dog.

Beautifully maintained, lots of lovely shady spots for a very warm Summer's day

Fitzroy Gardens is a nice peaceful park just a short tram ride away and great to escape the hustle and bustle of the CBD. Being summer everything was lush and green with a beautiful display of flowers especially in the conservatory and absolutely gorgeous hygrandeas surrounding a small cottage. Great care taken by the garden and park workers

A great space with lots of room for picnics and kids to run around, plenty of history, some art and a lovely conservatory. Accessible to trams and located right next to the treasury gardens. Toilets are unfortunately located in a far corner though rather than at the information centre.

Lovely green space just outside the city centre. Nice walking paths and green areas for picnics. Street parking available along Lansdowne Street

It's great to come here. Love the green of trees and leaves, the fresh air and the cool breeze. A great place for walking and enjoying yourself.

So pretty, great walking tracks with gorgeous flowers everywhere, a conservatory, mini waterfall, small lake, fairy tree, and Mini Tudor Village. There were brides everywhere. A wonderful day!!!

What a beautiful serene garden right next to the CBD. Extremely well maintained and autumn colours are just amazing there. Inside the gardens there is a miniature village which is very beautiful. Finding a free parking spot can be a challenge especially during weekends. Highly recommended

Gorgeous gardens, got more of a park feel than botanical gardens but very lovely, excellent place for a stroll

So much bigger than we expected. Lovely well maintained gardens. Spent several hours walking around, taking photos. Highly recommend a visit. Would be lovely to bring a picnic

A big park near the city to relax. There is a small pond with ducks. If you plan to picnic and eat, just watch out for the ducks as they’d want a share as well. The flowers in the park are beautiful and hence make for many photo opportunities. A cafe is located inside the park that makes good coffee. We’d definitely visit again. Parking around the park is a challenge, but there are many public transport options. Thanks.

A very relaxing park with beautiful flowers. Must visit on a sunny day to have the best view of the park.

My partner and I went for a nice walk around the garden, lots of little areas to explore and even got to see some baby ducks! Easy to get to via public transport. Only down side was that the conservatory was closed when we visited so we’ll have to come back!