Pretoria National Botanical Gardens

4 Francois Robbertze - a week ago

What a great day we had for a picnic. It was unbelievably hot and luckily there were multiple treats available for us to relax under.

Please is neat and clean. Some animals around.

Awill definitely recommend for an outing with the family. There is a place to have lunch and also a waterfall. There is also a hiking trail if you are up for the challenge.

5 Dineo Mokgehle - 5 months ago

A really well kept national treasure. It's huge, I was not able to go through all of it but it's such a beautiful garden with a variety of plants and flowers. Be sure to have picnic blankets and pillows for a relaxed afternoon

5 Khanyisile Mgidi - 4 months ago

There's a restaurant for your convenience
The place is nice and clean.
I wish they put pictures of the plants you read about as there's more than one plant at a specific place and you don't know which is which. We enjoyed ourselves very much

4 Leon Ramraj - 9 months ago

Such a beautiful calm and relaxed space. Perfect to get out of the house, especially during Covid-19 times
Decent place to eat as well
They offer adequate picnic options too

5 Kholofelo mmanape - a year ago

The place is very beautiful and chilled????????. You have to go early though because of long queues to purchase entrance ticket but once you're inside the atmosphere is just refreshing.. the space is very open and the trailers make it easy to navigate around. You can have a nice picnic with family or your partner ????

4 Ansoné Vermeer - 11 months ago

The Pretoria Botanical Gardens is a magnificent gem where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the busy city.

The entry fees are R45 per adult, and definitely worth it! I didn't plan the visit so my attire was not completely suitable, a pair of shorts and tekkies will definitely be advised! The pathways are clean and routes well labeled.

The restaurant's service is quick and the milkshake was good.

Overall enjoyable experience.

5 Aron Cederholm - 5 months ago

Expansive botanical gardens with varying biotopes and plenty of plants, as well as a good bird life and cute rock hyraxes. There are lots of marked trails, a beautiful and decently sized (artificial) waterfall and a Ndebele medicinal garden. There is a restaurant/café located next to the waterfall, a stones throw away from the entrance.