Hays Paddock - Kew East (VIC)

Genevieve Read Perfect for dogs of all sizes though a couple of owners of the bigger ones need to stay off their mobiles and supervise! Otherwise, most people seem to be careful and considerate- and very friendly.

Jimmy K Good evening to everyone except the people who feel the need to drive into Penders Park, very frequently. Wether theyre expectant mothers, or young people who have some other excuse, fact is they do not work for the local council, and while this unlawful, they are placing people of all ages at risk. There are children running around at busy times and aging people with specific needs. Please be respectful & mindful of this.

Rhiannon Malone This place is a wonderful hands on country vibe sanctuary in the inner city area. There are so many animals roaming around for kids to observe and pat. The goats, chickens, guinea pigs, pigs and sheep were very popular with my daughter. The expansive vege garden is brilliant. I loved this place so much after my first visit that I bought an annual membership. An excellent activity for families or people trying to entertain little kids whilst also teaching them about the environment, animals and sustainability.

James Elder Good car

Em Visited in early October this year and it was beautiful! Everything was in bloom, so it made for a really pretty sight. I think this is a must-see if youre travelling to Melbourne. The photos dont do this place justice. It is tranquil, elegant and pretty. No tickets needed, just go in and enjoy the scenery.

Julie Beautiful place to relax and enjoy the greenery. Perfectly situated in central Heidelberg.

Adam G The heritage listed "Temple of the Winds" rotunda in the Fitzroy Gardens is located north west of the Vistors Information Centre. Constructed in 1873, its one of the oldest structures in the Fitzroy Gardens and is another example of the sculptural elements popular in 19th century gardens. Its very similar but smaller than the Temple of the Winds in the Royal Botanic Gardens. The rotunda is a circular masonry structure with 10 columns resting on rough, dressed and exposed bluestone footings. The columns support a domed roof. The "Temple of the Winds" rotunda is popular for small celebrations and weddings.

Joey Di Pietro Great to walk past and see along the beautiful walk.