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Adelaide Botanic Garden

Adelaide Botanic Garden offers planted collections and historic glasshouses near the city’s cultural precinct. Follow its paths for a change from the museums and galleries along North Terrace.

Adelaide Botanic Garden

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Why go

The garden is useful when you want to see living collections and glasshouse architecture in the same visit. Its position near central Adelaide lets you pair an outdoor walk with North Terrace’s indoor cultural stops. Choose a route through the collections that suits the weather and the time you have.

What to look for

  • Garden collections and historic glasshouses

Useful to know

  • Check access notices and conditions before visiting.
  • Carry water and allow flexibility for the outdoor paths.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 30–75 min

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Opening information

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Australia/Sydney · Oct 6, 2026 / Nov 5, 2026

Monday
07:15–18:30
Tuesday
07:15–18:30
Wednesday
07:15–18:30
Thursday
07:15–18:30
Friday
07:15–18:30
Saturday
09:00–18:30
Sunday
09:00–18:30
Official visitor information

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