khidir aiman | Feb 13, 2018

Went in the summer, so it was pretty hot and humid - though by my Malaysian standards, relatively tame. Definitely plenty to keep you busy walking around, albeit with less of an educational element and more of a 'park' feel overall - nothing wrong with that, especially if your priorities are to burn away time and calories! The bus ride up from town is pretty straightforward, with me having to make only one transfer in some isolated stop near a roundabout(they do have a direct bus coming back though, so that's a strange one). There's a Planetarium and a Herbarium connected to the gardens so it'll definitely qualify for a whole day's trip, if you're not planning to go anywhere else.

jrburga 420 | Mar 16, 2018

Great place to go for a walk or just relax at. Lots of different things to photograph an kids should enjoy. When staying in Brisbane you should get a bit of nature an enjoy yourself here. The restaurant has a small menu but all you should need with great coffee.

Vivek Raj Aryal | Mar 30, 2018

It is quite big. Built more than 40 years ago, this place was an absolute delight to visit with my family. Loved the free guided tour which made it all worthwhile. Cocoa tree was a nice surprise.

Michael KW Loh | Mar 8, 2018

Been there a few times now over the years. Still one of the pleasant spots to visit for an easy stroll. Very very expensive ice cream so gave that a miss. Helpful guides ever willing to explain and answer questions. Must visit for any tourist.

Marilyn Paice | Mar 15, 2018

The gardens are beautiful but burnt food an issue in the new cafe. The chef needs to learn how to fry an egg without black edges and and that chickpea flour in the fritters does not have to be burnt to dark chocolate brown. Turn down the heat! Shame as the setting is lovely. Waitresses were very nice about replacing the meal. Thank you girls. Give your chef hell though.