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Victory Memorial Gardens - Wagga Wagga

The Victory Memorial Gardens were established in 1925 as a tribute to those who fought and died in the First World War. Thomas Kerr, designer of the Sydney Botanic Gardens, was chosen to create this tribute which is located on the banks of the Wollundry lagoon in Wagga Wagga's business centre.

A popular pastime for visitors is to feed the ducks, geese, swans and various water birds. Watch the geese as they cross Ivan Jack Drive - they have right of way!

Wagga Wagga also hosts some beautiful open and private gardens and a major Garden festival season each Spring.

Whats close?

accommodation

0.1 kms   Peter Street Serviced Apartments
0.2 kms   Manor Guest House
0.2 kms   Borambola Sport and Recreation Centre
0.2 kms   Manor Guesthouse Bed and Breakfast
0.3 kms   Townhouse International Motor Inn
0.3 kms   Club Motel and The Globe Aprtments
0.4 kms   Carlyle Suites and Apartments
0.4 kms   Victoria Hotel
0.5 kms   Astor Motor Inn
0.5 kms   Blake Street Apartments Wagga Wagga
0.6 kms   Romanos Country Style Accommodation
0.6 kms   Lawson Motor Inn The
0.6 kms   William Farrer Hotel
0.6 kms   Centralpoint Motel
0.7 kms   Wagga Wagga Beach Caravan Park
0.7 kms   Wagga Serviced Apartments
0.7 kms   Quest Wagga Wagga
0.7 kms   Charles Sturt Motor Inn
0.2 kms   Museum of The Riverina
0.2 kms   Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
0.3 kms   Three Chefs Resturant
0.4 kms   Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre
0.5 kms   Gourmet Soap Kitchen
0.6 kms   Hume and Hovell Walking Track Yass - Wee Jasper

events

0.2 kms   Wagga Wagga Jazz and Blues Festival
0.2 kms   Colour Country - Art from Roper River
0.4 kms   Wagga Wagga Food And Wine Festival
0.5 kms   Wagga Wagga Farmers Markets

information

0.5 kms   Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre

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