Immersing yourself in nature is proven to give your body and mind a boost. Even if you can't physically visit a garden, you can still reap some of the calming benefits of nature by exploring it virtually.
To visit any of our gardens via the comfort of home, follow these simple steps:
1) search for the garden you want to visit on Google Maps
2) click and hold on the peg person (at the bottom right of the page)
3) drag the peg person to any of the dots that will appear on the map to take you to that location
4) click and move the cursor around to get a 360 degree view of that part of the garden...and enjoy!
For a sneakier peek through the garden, use Google's 'Trekker' to navigate the narrow and winding paths, which isn’t possible with Google’s Street View.
START NEAR THE BICENTENNIAL CONSERVATORY
START NEAR THE MAIN WALK, TOWARDS NORTH TERRACE
START INSIDE THE PALM HOUSE
You can also explore our Little Sprouts Kitchen Garden in this interactive 360 degree tour. Move your mouse around to learn about vegetables, pollination, pests and more!
Explore the autumn colours of this Adelaide Hills beauty spot from the sky!
Explore this hidden gem of a garden with Gardening Australia's Sophie Thompson.
03 September 2021
Following the devastating 2020 bushfires on Kangaroo Island, scientists at the SA Seed Conservation Centre have visited the island a number of times to investigate what botanical treasures have regrown, and to collect seeds and plant specimens with a conservation aim.
17 August 2021
Repatriation of a rare pea from the UK Seed Bank for bushfire recovery in the Adelaide Hills.
