Wellington Botanic Garden

Begonia House,
Gift Shop and Picnic Café
The Treehouse
Café hours: 8.30am–4pm
Open 9am–4pm weekdays Shop hours: 9am–5pm Summer
Closed weekends and Main Garden 9am–4pm Winter
public holidays An area with seasonally changing 7 days a week
floral displays. See the ducks or Shop and café closed Good Friday
relax on the Sound Shell Lawn. and Christmas Day.
Lady Norwood
Northern Rose Garden
and Te Araroa
Walkways
continue

Bolton Street
Memorial Park
Green Islands
Children’s sculpture Cemetery for the Wellington colony
1840–1892. This historic park also
Play Area Begonia
contains a heritage rose collection.
House

Hydrangeas

Start/finish
City to Sea
1. William Bramley Drive Walkway
2. Ludlam Way Chapel
3. Buchanan Way Start of Displays and burial
4. William Wakefield Way Northern Key information
City to Sea Walkway
5. Myrtle Way Sculpture Trail 10am–4pm daily
Walkway Start/finish of
6. Grass Way continues Downhill path to the city
Te Araroa
7. Kew Way National Carter Observatory Main path
8. Mamaku Way Walkway – New Zealand’s place for space
9. West Way North Island Secondary path The Garden is for all to enjoy:
10. Rock Way/Rock Path Open from 10am daily Bush walks
Cable Car Keep dogs on a lead. Please remove faeces from No open fires. Gas barbecues
11. Manuka Way/Manuka Path Exotic planting paths, lawns and gardens. Dogs are not allowed can be used on lawn areas.
12. Junction Path/Junction Way The Cable Car links Kelburn with the city.
Native bush in the Children’s Play Area. Do not pick, damage or remove
13. Serpentine Way The Cable Car Lookout has stunning views
14. Norwood Path over Wellington. Keep to the roads and formed tracks. plant material.
Water
15. Glenbervie Entrance and Path Leaves every 10 minutes. No camping allowed.
Lookout
16. East Path Weekdays 7am–10pm Place all rubbish in the bins provided.
17. Gorse Path Weekends 9am–10pm Steps
Do not ride bicycles,
18. Pine Hill Path Staff car access - Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are available skateboards or use rollerblades.
19. Camellia Path pedestrians take care at the Treehouse and Begonia House.