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Queen Victoria Gardens, Attraction, Melbourne, Victoria ...

Stand beside the Queen Victoria memorial statue and survey the ornamental lakes, palm trees, sweeping lawns and rose gardens, with the Arts Centre spire in the background. Take happy snaps alongside the impressive array of sculptures, and go tick tock with the giant floral clock, comprised of over ...

Lady Janet Clarke Rotunda - Queen Victoria Gardens - Garden ...

03 9658 9658 Sheltering up to 80 guests, the Lady Janet Clarke Rotunda in the Queen Victoria Gardens is a popular choice for couples dreaming of a garden wedding ceremony. Weighted umbrellas are permitted beside the rotunda, allowing more shelter for larger ceremonies.

Queen Victoria Gardens, Melbourne Vic - touristplaces.com.au

Queen Victoria Gardens is located at Saint Kilda Road, Melbourne, Vic - 3004. Besides this park, there are four more parks listed in Melbourne. ... (03) 9658 9658.

Queen Victoria Gardens - Melbourne - by Tarryn Guttenberg

Beautifully green and carefully kept, Queen Victoria gardens also hosts the famous Floral Clock - a gift of Swiss watchmakers in 1966, which contains over 7000 flowering plants. Standing in front of the clock is the bronze equestrian, which is a memorial created for King Edward VII who was Queen Victoria's successor and was unveiled in 1920.

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Queen Victoria Gardens were built in Melbourne as a memorial for Queen Victoria, and stands beside the memorial monument on St Kilda Road. The entire setting features an incredible backdrop with palm trees, rose gardens, ornamental lakes, sweeping lawns and beautifully maintained flowering plants - stretched over 4.8 hectares of lush landscape.

Floral Clock - Queen Victoria Gardens - Garden Locations

03 9658 9658 Just across the road from the National Art Gallery, sits the Queen Victoria Gardens and The Floral Clock. A colourful display, The Floral Clock is one of Melbourne City's most popular landmarks — gifted to the city in 1966 by a group of Swiss watchmakers.

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City of Melbourne on 03 9658 9658. Walking & Cycling Throughout Melbourne there are trails speci˚cally designed for walking, running and cycling. Follow a heritage walking trail through the city streets, cycle along the Yarra River, use the bike path along the foreshore from St Kilda or experience the cultural and architectural

Queen Victoria Gardens - Melbourne - WeekendNotes

The Queen Victoria Gardens are the overlooked bridesmaid of the Royal Botanical Gardens (locally known as the Tan). I've often walked through these gardens on my way to the Tan, and noticed that they were nice, but never stopped to really explore and take in the garden as a whole in itself. Directly ...

Self-guided walking tour - Stormwater Harvesting at Queen ...

You are standing between the Children's Pond and the Nymph Pond. Unlike other stormwater harvesting systems in the City of Melbourne, the existing ornamental ponds in Queen Victoria Gardens are used as the primary water storage for this system because the Coode Island silt soil profile was too unstable to support an underground tank storage system.

Stormwater harvesting in Queen Victoria and Alexandra Gardens ...

Alexandra Gardens and Queen Victoria Gardens sit adjacent to each other on the southern bank of the Yarra River. They link the Domain Parklands with the central city and provide 10 hectares of green open space. The Queen Victoria Gardens is known for sweeping lawns, colourful flower-beds and ornamental ponds.