We love the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. We’re often asked for information about the best places to visit in Hobart, and this place usually gets a mention.
Information: Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Garden Photos: Hobart School Leavers
At certain times of the year, Hobart’s Botanical Gardens will attract school leavers in formal attire. It’s the perfect place for special occasion photos, with so many background-options.
Perfect setting for formal photos
Hobart Tasmania: gardens in flower
Treat to visit: Hobart botanical gardens
Further Reading: Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
We’ve published many articles showcasing the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. As happens in the hospitality industry, the garden’s restaurant has changed management since we visited. But you may still glean some useful information from our archives.
Siege: Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Art exhibition: Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Laughter at the Hobart Botanical Gardens
Anniversary Arch (photo by Anelda Lotter)
Botanical Gardens Hobart: Royal Place
Restaurant: Botanical Gardens, Hobart
Royal Day Out: Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Conservatory, Hobart Botanical Gardens (photo by Anelda Lotter)
The Burrow… Hide Away in Hobart
The Burrow: Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Hobart’s Unique Subantarctic Plant House
Subantarctic Plant House: RTBG Hobart
Japanese Garden: Keeping Calm in Hobart
Japanese: Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
If you’re interested in Tasmanian gardens in general, and not JUST the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens in Hobart, you can search our website for more stories.
Ducks welcome RTBG visitors: Hobart Tasmania
Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens can be accessed via Lower Domain Road within the Queens Domain precinct in Hobart. Phone (03) 6166 0451 for details or follow Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens on Facebook.
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