Botanic House

Botanic House is located at 1 Mrs Macquaries Road within the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney and offers a spacious restaurant setting surrounded by the Gardens. Although some entrances have stairs and are not accessible to wheelchair users or people using other mobility devices, the restaurant has a designated accessible entrance. Once inside, there is sufficient space for wheelchair users and other mobility devices users to move around comfortably. T

Wayfinding signage is present throughout the gardens, including directional signs to toilets and nearby attractions.There are some moderate inclines throughout the gardens, but no major obstacles observed on the main route to the venue. The restaurant can be reached by walking from Circular Quay, Martin Place or St James stations, by ferry or by  bus route 441 stops near the Art Gallery.

Paid parking is available along Mrs Macquaries Road, with the Domain Car Park also nearby.

Entrance

The main entrance to Botanic House includes a step-free access point via a ramp. Handrails are available along the ramped entry. The entry area is spacious with clear pathways, making it suitable for mobility aids such as wheelchairs and prams.

Inside the Venue

Botanic House features a modern dining space with large open-plan areas. Circulation space appears adequate, though during busy periods it may become crowded. Table spacing may vary depending on layout and seating arrangements.

Outdoor Areas

Outdoor seating areas are available with relatively flat surfaces. These areas are connected by wide paths, allowing reasonable accessibility.

Nearby Facilities

Accessible public toilets are located nearby within the garden precinct:

• Signposted clearly from main paths (approx. 1-minute walk from some areas)

• Entry is step-free

• Includes a parents room with accessible features

• Toilet interior includes:

  • Grab rails beside the toilet

  • Wheelchair turning space

  • Sink at accessible height

  • Baby change table

Surroundings

The surrounding garden areas are scenic and accessible, featuring:

• Wide paved paths

• Open lawns and shaded seating

• Water features and garden beds viewable from accessible routes

Things to Consider

• Peak times can result in crowded pathways and dining areas

• Some sections of the garden have slopes

• Accessible parking is not directly at the venue; visitors may need to plan entry via garden access poi