On the lower slopes of Black Mountain, the national gardens hold the most comprehensive living collection of Australian native plants in the country - more than five thousand species gathered from every corner of the continent. The Rainforest Gully runs cool and dripping through the heart of the site, the eucalypt lawn spreads a museum of gum trees, and the red-centre garden recreates arid-zone country around a sculpted rock. Boardwalks and shaded paths make for gentle walking, and the birdlife is exceptional. Free to enter and devoted entirely to the flora of Australia, it is the best single place to learn the continent's plants.
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전체 지도에서 보기 →- Australian National Botanic Gardens (호주 국립 식물원)
- Australian Biodiversity Heritage Library (오스트레일리안 바이오다이버시티 헤리티지 라이브러리)
- ANU School of Art & Design Gallery (ANU 스쿨 오브 아트 & 디자인 갤러리)
- National Film and Sound Archive (내셔널 필름 앤드 사운드 아카이브)
- Savoir French (사부아 프렌치)
- Black Mountain Summit Canberra
- Bushland Nature Walk (부시랜드 네이처 워크)
- ANU Drill Hall Gallery (애뉴 드릴 홀 갤러리)
캔버라 지역의 더보기
Also on: Botanic Gardens in 캔버라 지역
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