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Visited on a blustery day with scudding rainclouds. Didn't put off a whole carpark of visitors, who (like us) ducked from doorway to doorway between the gardens as the showers came. We sat in the tropical garden (new) and had a picnic lunch, then wandered...More
Didn't have enough time and it started to rain. So the likes was the beautiful scenery I got to see, the dislike that it started to rain while I was trying to take photos.
The Hamilton gardens are beautiful for the garden lover and non-garden fanatic. You can simply wander around the many different types of gardens in an idealic, tranquil setting enjoying the view which is magnified by the mightly Waikato river that it resides onto.
A place to relax and to feel revived. A must for tourists and locals alike to visit. A credit to the staff working there !
The Hothouse is always nice to go through walking through the Rhodos is always delightful and the Rose gardens when in bloom are beautiful. A nice way to spend a couple of hours
Was like being in another country, we attended at wedding at the Itallian Renaisaince Garden, was gorgeous
with beautiful gardens and a cafe by the lake you could easily spend then entire day at the gardens. i suggest you bring a picnic and a book and as long as the weather is nice you will have a lovely day out
We only had enough time to quickly walk through the gardens one afternoon. I quickly realized that we should have planned on at least one whole day to tour this most lovely garden. I saw flowers and colors I have never seen before. I see...More
On a sunny a walk through the Hamilton Gardens, taking time to visit all the specialised gardens, is a great way to spend a day. We had a Hamilton friend, who is a Friend of the Gardens as a guide, and she provided a wealth...More
Hamilton Gardens was our sole reason for visiting Hamilton during our recent NZ trip and it was well worth the stop over on the train ride south from Auckland. We spent almost a whole day at the Gardens, which were recently named International Garden of...More
