Explore Nature’s Beauty at Dunedin’s Premier Garden
Dunedin Botanic Garden stands out as a stunning green oasis in Dunedin, cherished for its diverse collection of gardens and vibrant plant life. Visitors enjoy peaceful walks to the aviary to admire colorful kākā and parrots, while children delight in feeding ducks near the information center. The garden’s meticulous care and inviting layout make it a beloved destination for families and nature enthusiasts alike. Its tranquil atmosphere invites frequent visits to soak up sunshine or simply relax surrounded by natural beauty.
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Natalia Usoltseva
a month agoBig range of variety of gardens and plants. Nice walk to the aviary to see heaps of kākā and parrots. Duck feeding is available near the information center. Lots of other birds to watch around the gardens. Lots of street parking.
Thomas Gosney
2 weeks agoOur family loves this place!! Super grateful to those who planted tree long ago for us to enjoy and also to those who maintain the gardens now!! Beautiful place, very well looked after and presented. Kids especially love the ducks!
alok chander
4 months agoI have lived near the garden for about 2 years and always enjoy my visit here. I visit it to catch some sun whenever I can. I sometimes grab a bite to eat from nearby subway or beam me up bagles. The beauty of the garden never disappoints and is always always peaceful.
Heather Sutherland
6 months agoIncredible displays and descriptions of the various plants. Enjoyed reading the info boards on many of them. Aviary was very good. Wished more people would have been quiet around the Kawakawa like the signs said. Maybe a giant sign at eye height to be quiet because the birds are in recovery!!! Was an absolute privilege to see them and I hope others are more respectful than when we were there.
Carla Cassien
2 months agoA beautiful place, with fabulous walks, glasshouse and aviary. In particular was stoked to find some fascinating plant species on sale in their info centre (from their local plants?), the opportunity to feed ducks with bird food for a donation also has a special charm. The 50yo Kea and other talking parrots were also a delight!