Sitting in a special corner of the Garden, the memorial was erected in 2009 by the Australian and NSW Governments to commemorate the distressing experiences of those who grew up in orphanages, children's homes and other institutions last century. This corner of the Garden is dedicated to their memory and is detached from passing visitors to allow for privacy and peaceful contemplation.
Accessible entry.
Turnstile exit also at this gate.
Gate entry to Reception from Mrs Macquaries Road.
Enter to access The Garden Gallery, Gadi Seminar Rooms and Research Centre for Ecosystem Resilience.
Accessible entry.
This brand-new gallery space in the heart of Sydney’s city offers endless possibilities, hosting your next exhibition, product launch, runway event or cocktail party.
A state of the art, meeting and conference space located inside the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.
Mrs Macquaries Road, Sydney NSW 2000
The new, outstanding Amphitheatre is one of a kind, situated right in the heart of Sydney city, as a versatile venue space to hire for events.
This carving, completed in 2011, has been made on the trunk of an old Forest Red Gum which had grown in the Garden for over 200 years. YuraBirong was carved by Aboriginal artists Glen Timbery and Vic Simms. YuraBirong, which means 'People of this Place', acknowledges the Aboriginal ancestors of Australia.