The Ballarat Botanical Gardens is one of Australia’s most significant cool climate gardens, and features a remarkable collection of mature trees and marble statues set amongst colourful bedding displays.

The Gardens cover 40 hectares and are divided into four distinct zones. The central part of the Gardens features the traditional, 'gardenesque' style, open parkland on either side are known as the North and South Gardens and the area alongside Lake Wendouree as the Lake foreshore precinct.

The gardens also feature a Conservatory that offers seasonal displays all year round from plants grown in the Botanical Gardens Nursery