Located on the northeastern edge of the central business district of Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Carlton Gardens is one of the most famous ancient gardens in the world . Photo: The Real Estate Conversation. |
Formed in the mid-19th century, the garden is set within a 26-hectare heritage site that includes the Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne Museum, Imax cinema, tennis courts and a children's playground. Photo: Victoria. |
The beauty of the garden is created by wide lawns, small lakes and diverse plants from Europe and Australia. Photo: Engage Victoria. |
These include English oaks, white poplars, aspens, elms, conifers, cedars, Turkish oaks, redwoods, Moreton figs... along with flower beds, annuals and shrubs. Photo: Expedia. |
The most notable building in Carlton Gardens is the Royal Exhibition Building , a grand Victorian building. Photo: Expedia. |
Built at the same time as the gardens, the Royal Exhibition Building is one of the few remaining large-scale ancient exhibition buildings in the world. Photo: Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show. |
Another highlight of the Carlton Gardens are three fountains, including the Exhibition Fountain... Photo: Xiquinho Silva. |
French Fountain. Photo: Biffa's Blog. |
And the Westgarth Drinking Fountain. Photo: City Collection - City of Melbourne. |
The harmoniously arranged green carpet highlights the main roads and architectural works in the garden. Photo: City of Melbourne. |
Landscape architecture researchers consider Carlton Gardens to be an outstanding example of landscape design in Victoria in particular and Australia in general. Photo: Reddit. |
This garden is an ideal dating and wedding photography spot for local residents. Photo: Tree Studio. |
It is also home to many wildlife species such as possums, ducks, hook-billed owls and many rare bird species. Photo: Hampusklarin / Flickr. |
In 2004, the Carlton Gardens and Royal Exhibition Building were recognized by UNESCO as World Cultural Heritage. Photo: Melbourne, Australia. |
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