Mid-1800s green space with a tree-lined avenue & a duck pond, plus a monument to John F. Kennedy.
At a glance
#2 of 3 Parks in East MelbourneLocalGuideWorld score: 4.60
Rating breakdown
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5 ★71%
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4 ★22%
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3 ★6%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Treasury Gardens?
- Treasury Gardens is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 1,772 reviews.
- How does Treasury Gardens rank in East Melbourne?
- Treasury Gardens is #2 of 3 Parks in East Melbourne by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Treasury Gardens located?
- 2-18 Spring St, East Melbourne VIC 3002, Australia — 0.0 km from the center of East Melbourne.
- How can I contact Treasury Gardens?
- Phone: +61 3 9658 9658 · Website: melbourne.vic.gov.au
Great place to spend the night with family and friends.
Parking is a nightmare, especially during weekends and Public holidays. Make sure to come early to reserve a spot.
Parking is a nightmare, especially during weekends and Public holidays. Make sure to come early to reserve a spot.
I really enjoyed this park as I went through it in order to get to Fitzroy. It's smaller than Fitz, but it's really serene. The greenery is lovely and the JFK Fountain is very pretty.
A great place to walk next to Fitzroy Gardens. Great to sit and walk with friends or family.
Beautiful park right next to the CBD with a very calming and serene centrepiece where fountains provide some recluse from the city traffic and the memorials are beautifully paved and landscaped with plenty of seating around. Well maintained with massive mature trees placed both randomly around the gardens for shading, but also elegantly in rows alongside walking paths. You can walk loops around on flat paved roads for a quick lunch time exercise too if you wish. Parking available around the gardens. Public toilets available were decent too. Has more than one working water fountains.
A perfect place from my Airbnb in Flinders Apartment & stretch, meditate, do yoga, listen to Buddhist Mantras, admire the Rod Laver Arena & thank GOD for letting me watch Australian Open for the second year in a row… imagine coming here from a small town of Darjeeling, getting married & working for 34 years in Kathmandu….Walk barefoot on the green grass, as it’s good for the eyes, feel connected with nature & feel blessed. Beautiful garden serene & peaceful.
Beautiful gardens at the top end of Collins Street on Spring Street, a much appreciated oasis of quiet beauty & tranquillity.
I have not stopped by for a while and loved the newish fountain and landscaped garden area. The Ducks were an added bonus!
A touching tribute to our gallant, often unsung, heroes in Emergency Services, many of whom have given their lives in the pursuit of their duty.
I have not stopped by for a while and loved the newish fountain and landscaped garden area. The Ducks were an added bonus!
A touching tribute to our gallant, often unsung, heroes in Emergency Services, many of whom have given their lives in the pursuit of their duty.
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