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Australian National Botanic Gardens

Find your way

The map

Ninety hectares on the side of Black Mountain. Here is where everything is — including the washroom nearest to you, which is the question a garden map is most often actually asked.

Illustrated map of the Australian National Botanic Gardens. The main entrance and car park are at the lower right on Clunies Ross Street; the Main Path climbs north-west past the Red Centre Garden, the Rainforest Gully and the Rock Garden to the Eucalypt Lawn and the Banksia Garden, with Black Mountain bushland along the top-left edge. Every place named here is listed below the map. BLACK MOUNTAIN EUCALYPT LAWN BANKSIA ROCK GARDEN RED CENTRE PAPERBARK CAR PARK RAINFOREST GULLY CLUNIES ROSS STREET N

Illustrated, not surveyed. This artwork conveys the shape of the place; facility positions are placed to be useful rather than measured, so treat distances as a guide. For anything load-bearing use the Gardens’ own downloadable map or ask at the Visitor Centre.

Nearest accessible washroom

Tell the map where you are

Use Find me for your actual position, or tap anywhere on the map to drop a pin. All three washrooms shown have an accessible cubicle.

Everything on the map

Eighteen places. Selecting one highlights it on the artwork and shows its details.