Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens's Sherbrook (Sherbrooke), located on the eastern outskirts of Melbourne, Victoria's capital, is part of (Dandenong Ranges National Park), range National Park in Dendnon, about 45 kilometers from downtown Melbourne and covers an area of about 13 hectares.
The Alfred Nicholas Memorial Flower, named after its first owner, Alfred Nicholas, bought the land in 1929 and gradually fell after his death. It was taken over by government, Victoria, in 1972 and opened to the public as a city park after renovation.
Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens is considered one of Victoria's most beautiful city gardens, with picturesque waterfalls and lake views as a beautiful landscape in the Dandenong Mountains, while the lake's chic cabin has attracted countless Internet celebrities. All kinds of local and introduced plants make the garden full of changing scenery and color all year round: midsummer is the best time to come here for a walk, all the plants are vibrant, green, showing dazzling vitality; and in autumn, the whole garden will be covered with a layer of gold, and the red maple leaves will be dotted with golden leaves.
There are a large number of birds such as macrots in Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens. Remember to say hello when you meet them. In your spare time, you can come here to enjoy a leisurely picnic, enjoy the picturesque lake scenery, and stroll in a beautiful park. This is also a favorite place for Melbourne residents to hold wedding, party and other activities.
How to get to:
- Self-driving;
- Take the Belgraway line (Belgrave) train to Belgrave (terminal) in downtown Melbourne, then take bus No. 694 to Nobles La station and walk about 200 meters.
