Williamstown Botanical Gardens Gates

The Williamstown Botanical Gardens Gates artwork by Kerrie Gottliebsen celebrates the grand entrance to one of Victoria’s most beautiful gardens.

I’ve had some blissful times at the Williamstown Botanical Gardens including a Christmas lunch, my son’s pre-deb celebrations and piling Autumn leaves on my daughter when she was very little.

Williamstown Botanical Gardens

Nestled by the sea, complete with rare and significant trees, a formal palm avenue and a charming Edwardian ornamental pond amongst its many attractions, the Williamstown Botanic Gardens, opened in 1860, provides a peaceful setting in which to enjoy a picnic, take a stroll along the intricate pathways or just relax and daydream on the cool green lawns.

The Garden’s sections

Northern section – Includes formal garden beds, lawns and an ornamental pond.

Southern section – Includes Parker Reserve Pinetum, a collection of Pines trees, and a popular shady place for picnics.

The gardens are listed on the Victorian Heritage Register as significant for their historical, aesthetic, scientific (horticultural) and social significance to the state of Victoria. They are also listed on the National Register and classified by The National Trust of Australia (Vic.)

Location

Located on the corner of Giffard and Osborne Streets, Williamstown.

The poster comes in A3, A4, A2, A1 and A0 and would be a perfect gift for someone that loves the gardens, Melbourne’s West and Williamstown.