Japanese Garden — Attraction in Sydney

Opening hours

Auburn Botanic Gardens are open 9am to 5pm, everyday, all year except:

During daylight saving the gardens are open 9am to 6pm, Saturday and Sunday

Closed on Christmas Day

During The Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival

The fauna reserve and bird aviary are open 9am to 4pm, everyday

Location

Auburn Botanic Gardens are located at 99 Chiswick Road, Auburn - view on google maps

If you are driving, there is parking available or catch the Auburn community loop bus, with priority given to seniors and/or people with a disability.

Please be aware no dogs are allowed in Auburn Botanic Gardens.

Entry charges

Cumberland City Council residents

Entry is free for Cumberland City Council Residents. Proof of residency must be provided at the entrance gate.

Non-resident pricing as below

Single ticket - $7

Children under 16 - $4

Family ticket (2 adults, 2 children) - $20

Features

Key features of Auburn Botanic Gardens include:

A community picnic area with plenty of BBQs and playground.

Fauna Reserve and bird aviary.

A native and rainforest garden.

A scented garden and sunken rose garden.

An Amphitheatre.

Pool of reflection and lakes with fish and ducks.

An equal access playground.

Holding an event, wedding or photo-shoot

Auburn Botanic Gardens is a wonderful location to hold an organised event, including weddings, or conduct a group excursion. Given the unique and varied backdrops, it is also often used for commercial video and professional photography.

All organised events, weddings and photo-shoots...

The Japanese Garden in Auburn stands as a mesmerizing testament to the serene beauty and meticulous craftsmanship that define traditional Japanese landscaping. Nestled in the heart of nature, this tranquil oasis is a celebration of harmony, balance, and the artful interplay between man-made and natural elements.

Stepping into the garden is like entering a realm of pure tranquility. Every meticulously placed stone, every gracefully arched bridge, and every carefully cultivated plant seems to radiate a sense of serenity. The meticulous attention to detail is evident in the way the garden evolves with the changing seasons, offering visitors a new visual and sensory experience with each visit.

The Japanese Garden isn't just a collection of plants and structures; it's a living masterpiece that tells a story of nature's connection with humanity. The artful arrangement of water features, winding pathways, and traditional architecture invites visitors to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and immerse themselves in a world of peace and reflection.

Whether it's the calming rustle of bamboo leaves, the vibrant hues of cherry blossoms in spring, or the meditative sound of water flowing over stones, every element in the garden comes together to create a symphony of serenity. The Japanese Garden in Auburn is more than a destination; it's an experience that rejuvenates the spirit, fosters contemplation, and rekindles a deep appreciation for the beauty of the...

Last Monday was the third time we visited this place. Bought the ticket online for 4-4.45 pm session. The queue was very long, at 4:30 a lot of us were still waiting outside. There were 2 lines, 1 for local, 1 for guests like us was long like 20 meter, line for local was nothing, they should have been flexible to open another line. Tickets were checked by 3 groups, even after gate there were still someone ask to check ticket which made it longer to get inside. We were being pushed by words by staff to move on like animals. After only 10-15mins walking through a very small area of the garden, we were asked to leave. There was a middle east guy (tall and quite dark skin, skinny) were telling some people to get out of 1 end of a small bridge and on the other end of the bridge there was a young asian girl started to walk on the bridge, he turned around and said "Off". Omg, he treated her like animal. Typical way treated asian girl like what he used to in his background. A lot of staff have very bad manners. We travelled 1 hour to get there and being treated like sheep. I wont go back there until all covid lift up, not selling ticket like this. Previously we went there during blossom festival and stayed there for half a day enjoying peace, this time was like a nightmare. Such a waste of money and time and being treated so badly by staff. 2 stars are for the blossom, staffing and...