The gardens are wonderful but the most attractive aspect is the peace and calm that descends as soon as you enter the gate.

We went here recently as looking from the outside walls we could see it's beauty. My 4 year old was more interested in looking for Koi fish (and yes they are there). however, my husband and I enjoyed looking at the gardens and strolling along the beautiful pathway. Such a peaceful spot in the middle of Sydney. They also have... More

Such a contrast to its neighbouring environment, it is a haven of peace and tranquility. A very pretty garden and definitely a peacful alternative to the stress and bustle that goes on around it.

Very nice garden and worth the low price of admission. Amazing what they achieved with such a small area, great for taking photos, lots of pretty peaceful backgrounds.

Modest entry price for which you can spend as long or as little as you like in there.We paid a little extra which included afternoon chinese tea and dim sums in the waterside cafe which were excellent (scones and cream were also available). This is a real tranquil garden in the middle of the bustling city, and whisks you away... More

In the middle of the city the most amazing peaceful spot I think you could find, it is simply an amazing place and every aspect is a joy, so well laid out, make sure you take a good camera and spare SD card.

After a hectic morning in the City shops these gardens were a beautiful oasis of tranquility. The food great, as was everything about the venue. A must to visit.

It costs $6 AUD for an Adult to visit for as long as you would like (single entry though). Despite seeing the huge buildings of Sydney looming over you, this little Oasis strips all cares and stresses away. It’s easy to pretend you are not in the city, until the odd siren pops you back into reality. There is a... More

right in the centre of town once inside it seems like you are a world away with trails and paths to follow the plants, fish, birds & lizards in the garden are great to watch DO IT.