This 18th century cottage was moved brick by brick from England and reassembled in Fitzroy Gardens in the 1930's. There's an admission charge for the house and gardens - $12 a family - but it's worth it to actually go inside and imagine life in such cramped conditions. There are recordings in the rooms, so you can imagine you're listening... more

Fitzroy Gardens is a simplistic design with many little alcoves and hidden secrets. The conservatory is beautiful and there is also a great cafe called the Pavillion where you can look over a model village of little houses. The dolfin fountain is popular with the children as the water restrictions currently in melbourne means they can climb all over it... more

The Fitzroy Gardens is a pleant park on the edge of Melbourne's CBD. The possums that come out to play at night can be a major attraction. They love bread, jam and cream. While it has not occurred often, be aware that over the years on occasion louts have assaulted some park users. It appears that a couple of attacks... more

ガーデン・シティと言われるだけに公園が点在するメルボルンですが、フィッツロイ・ガーデンはそれらを代表する広く美しい公園で... more

昼間はごく普通の美しい庭園ですが・・・。 夜になると、、、暗い（笑）日本の公園と比べると園内の照明は暗いです。 しか... more