The memorials have inscriptions where they give a description of the sculpture, including the statue of Queen Victoria, which is on a hill overlooking Melbourne City.

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Dear Регина, Apologies for the delayed response. Entrance to the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Melbourne and Cranbourne, is free of charge. We hope to see you at the Gardens in the future. Kind regards, Visitor Experience Team Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria

No. There is little wildlife other than birds and a colony of bats at one point. If you want to see Australian wildlife, I suggest Healsville zoo. Its well out of the city but its focus is on the welfare of Australian native animals.

There is no entry fee. No specific parking but plenty of street parking or trams around the area

Been a while since I've had coffee there but places like this tend to be very inconsistent with their quality of coffee depending on who is making the coffee.

Hi Catherine B, We have a great Children's Garden at Melbourne Gardens. I'm unable to paste the link here, but head to our website and search under "Attractions" under "Visit Melbourne". Hope to see you soon!

Hi raiemoss, The Garden Explorer bus departs from the bus stop by Oak Lawn every hour on weekends from 11am. If you have any further questions, please call our Visitor Centre 03 9252 2429.

It is a nice 15 min. walk from the city (where the free tram zone is). Anyway you can also get closer, for example by trams going along St Kilda Road (St Kilda direction).

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