The Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mount Coot-tha (located on Mt Coot-tha Road at Toowong) are recognised as Queensland's premier subtropical botanic …
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Oct 25, 2024
You can get the #471 Bus here which stops at Mount Coot-Tha Lookout along the way. Very busy here on a Sunday afternoon. Free entry, was beautiful and maintained. There was a wedding at the time whic… Full review by Samantha F
Oct 24, 2024
I walked up Mount Coot and then down into the gardens. The maps weren't clear on where to go, so I was going around in circles. I had to open the map online to go further into the gardens. After t… Full review by Kirsty M
Oct 7, 2024
Really well looked after! Loved walking around in all the wildlife! So many lizards! Seeing all the bonsai was amazing! So many colours :) Full review by ItsMe0li
Is there a list of plants/trees grown in the gardens? As a gardener i always like to see a tree fully grown before planting. Thanks Regards Dora
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Hi Dora, I noticed that the trees/shrubs etc were named but I didn't see any lists. Contact them direct, I'm sure they will be able to help you. Worth the visit.
I spoke with the Gabriel from Brisbane City Council and he advised that dogs can go into Brisbane City Botanical Gardens if on a leash, however, it is not encouraged due to the flora …
I spoke with the Gabriel from Brisbane City Council and he advised that dogs can go into Brisbane City Botanical Gardens if on a leash, however, it is not encouraged due to the flora and fauna in park. Dogs are not allowed at Mt Cootha Botanic Gardens...Hope this helps... it is a beautiful place to see.... Thanks, Helena
Is there onsite parking? Where is best to park and prices if any?
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There is street parking. Some free near the gardens. Best to get there reasonably early and check it out or look on secure parking Brisbane or what's on in brisbane. The sight has …
There is street parking. Some free near the gardens. Best to get there reasonably early and check it out or look on secure parking Brisbane or what's on in brisbane. The sight has prices to park where to park and discounts on parking plus what's on and where.
how time would you need to have a look around the gardens and is there an entry fee to the gardens.?
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I agree with the above answers, duration just depends on your plans. Entry is free. There is a city bike station (bay of yellow bikes) where you can hire to ride around the gardens. …
I agree with the above answers, duration just depends on your plans. Entry is free. There is a city bike station (bay of yellow bikes) where you can hire to ride around the gardens. They require prior online registration but first 30 minutes is always free if you return your bike to the citybike station within 30 mins. You can do this as many times as you want too. They are a good way to see the gardens and South Bank parklands (just across the Goodwill footbridge). Just Google Brisbane CityBikes for more info.
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Protected vegetation is identified by Brisbane City Council under the Natural Assets Local Law 2003 (NALL). This law protects Brisbane’s vegetation and delivers a balance between …
Protected vegetation is identified by Brisbane City Council under the Natural Assets Local Law 2003 (NALL). This law protects Brisbane’s vegetation and delivers a balance between protecting...
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