The Australian National Botanic Gardens is the only place in the world where you can explore Australia's diverse and spectacular flora in one location. Spanning 35 hectares at the base of Black Mountain, it houses over 4,300 native Australian plant species. Highlights include the Rainforest Gully glasshouse, the Melanesian Garden, and walking paths winding through native vegetation. Visitors can spot native wildlife including birds, lizards, and wallabies. Entry is free and free guided tours are available daily, making it an accessible way to discover the unique beauty of Australian plants.