Heritage Rose Garden

Located in the historic town of Pinjarra, the Heritage Rose Garden is home to over 600 rose bushes consisting of 300 different varieties of heritage roses.

This garden is a must-visit for those who love to explore gardens as well as history enthusiasts. The Heritage Rose Garden is established on a historic site in Pinjarra, which complements the numerous fascinating historic buildings in the surrounding area. Visitors can admire the oldest known rose, dating all the way back to 3000BC, and get lost in the charming history of the town of Pinjarra. A memorial section in the rose garden was created in 1995 as a tribute to the soldiers who risked and lost their lives fighting for the country. The garden creates a beautiful sanctuary for visitors to reflect on the commitment and dedication of those who went to war. Visitors can take a peaceful stroll around the rose garden and marvel at the stunning array of colorful roses. The garden is divided into sections, each with its unique variety of roses, offering visitors the perfect opportunity to learn the difference between each rose type. Those with a keen interest in history can explore Pinjarra town and soak up the rich history of one of the oldest towns in Western Australia. Situated on the banks of the Murray River, visitors can take scenic walks along the river and indulge in a picnic in the town's serene parks. The Heritage Rose Garden is open year-round with free entry for all visitors. Pinjarra is located an hour's drive south of Perth, making it an easy day trip destination for those in Perth. Visitors can take a direct