


This state heritage-listed site, reminiscent of the ancient Baths of Caracalla in Rome, presents immaculate gardens with wide boardwalks. Its transformation was recognised with the Australian Award for Urban Design in 2009.
Features
Close to transport included
Bus stops close by.
Attractions included
Sunken garden and heritage items, including vibrant preserved graffiti art in the eastern chamber.
Seating included
Open and enclosed grass lawns.
Shaded areas included
Access and opening hours
The gardens comprise 2 levels. The street level is always accessible but the lower levels, accessible by lift, are only open during daylight hours.
Photography shoots and wedding ceremonies
Photography shoots at Paddington Reservoir Gardens can’t be approved at this time. Filming may still be possible with an approved filming or photography permit. We apologise for the inconvenience, which is temporary only.
Wedding ceremonies also can’t be approved at Paddington Reservoir Gardens.
Informal ceremonies or proposals that don’t use infrastructure, equipment and exclusive use are allowed without a permit.
For all other parks and public spaces, wedding ceremonies and marriage proposals are welcome, subject to an approved permit.

Histories of local parks and playgrounds
History of Paddington Reservoir GardensPublished 27 March 2013


