Visit this park in central Nelson, opened in 1892.
It was designed around part of the Maitai River called the Eel Pond, used as a food gathering place for Māori before colonial inhabitants.
The two wheelchair-accessible picnic tables are situated by the pond, they are surrounded by asphalt and easily accessible.
What does the venue say?
Queens Gardens is a beautiful example of a classical Victorian ornamental park. Centrally located information panels placed around the garden reveal its history. The gardens are part of a designated Historic Places Trust precinct.
Categories
- Free attraction
- Nature
- Recreation and leisure
Accessible features
- Wheelchair and mobility access
- Sensory features
- Support dog friendly
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