St Vincent Gardens

St Vincent Gardens in Albert Park, Melbourne is a nineteenth-century residential development surrounding a landscaped square.

It holds national and historical significance and is registered with the National Trust of Australia and on the Victorian Heritage register. The gardens reflect the aspirations of the middle class and serve as a focal point for community life. The park has a rich history, with initial design work by Andrew Clarke and later adaptations by Clement Hodgkinson. The gardens have undergone restoration projects to improve their appearance and condition. The gardens feature a diverse range of plant life and several monuments, including the Charles Moore Memorial Drinking Fountain and the Alexander Rose Garden. St Vincent Gardens is a grand and significant historical landmark that should not be missed when visiting Melbourne.