Portland Botanic Gardens

The Portland Botanic Gardens are a hidden tranquil beauty, established in the 1850s by William Allitt, one of the earliest botanic gardens in Australia. The gardens hold treasure to 300 varieties of roses and 130 varieties of dahlias.

The paths are wheelchair friendly and dogs on a leash are welcome. Continue your stroll through to  the Lagoon or jump on the Portland Cable Tram stop located  right at the front entrance.

Click on the brochure for more information and history of the gardens, including a helpful map.

Location

Glenelg St, Portland 3305  View Map

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Glenelg St , Portland 3305

Glenelg St , Portland 3305

Portland Botanic Gardens

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