[2025 Nicholls Attraction] Travel Guide for Cockington Green Gardens (Updated Mar)

🇦🇺Australian war memorial🇦🇺 🪙Royal Australian mint.🪙 🍷🍸Eat & Drinks🍷🍸 🌥🌸Cockington Green Gardens🌸🌥 one day trip from Sydney to Canberra #canberra ##funs #joy Great food great brews. Go to place in Canberra for a special beer. I particularly enjoyed the Descent22 Imperial Stout. Rich vanilla flavour aged in foeder barrels with a hint of hops. At 10% it’s not a session ale but great for a winter’s night in Canberra. Very generous serve for a strong beer too! Combined with the tasty food menu it made for a great night out (spicy chicken wings). The atmosphere upstairs makes the place even better.

#australiatravel Canberra's Little Country is exquisite and cute Canberra's Little Man's Country is so cute. I really have no resistance to the micro world at all. (Cockington Green Gardens) was built by the Cuckington family for the longing of the British old people. It is a micro-world reduced in a scale of 12:1. Their lives are vividly displayed, including going to church, playing cricket, going to and leaving bars, herding sheep, etc. It's really surprising that the landmark buildings of more than 30 countries could build such an exquisite villain so many years ago. #Canberra Little Country #Little Country #Canberra #Australia #My Daily Life

The seasons in the Southern Hemisphere are opposite to ours. From time to time, a dazzling golden color jumps into view from the car window. The closer to Canberra, the more dense it is, clusters of clusters, full of roadside, desolate highways suddenly become bright. The tour guide said that it was Acacia, and when the spring breeze blew, it would bloom in large areas. When people saw Acacia open, they knew that spring was coming. Looking at the dense, bright and brilliant golden yellow flowers, it really has the breath of spring, bright and full of vitality. The first stop: Cockington Green Gardens. This is the private garden of the British Carlton family. The Carlton family who lived in Australia decided to build their own manor because of their nostalgia for their hometown of England. They made British cultural buildings and other countries' representative buildings in a 12:1 ratio. This is a wonderful microcosm. The second stop is the Royal Australian Mint. Before officially entering the hall, the first thing that comes into view in the green transparent corridor is the big Australian coat of arms. On the left side of the national emblem is a kangaroo, and on the right is an emu. Both of these are unique animals in Australia, which are the symbols of the country and the symbols of the nation. Moreover, kangaroos and emus are animals that will not retreat. Australia hopes to show its courage to move forward, never retreat, and brave and good fighting spirit. In the middle of them is a shield, and the six sets of patterns on the shield surface symbolize the six states of the country.

#australiatrip Cockington Green Gardens is a charming miniature village nestled in Canberra, Australia, offering a delightful escape into a world of tiny wonders. Visitors are treated to meticulously crafted miniature replicas of iconic buildings from around the globe, set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens. Each miniature scene is intricately detailed, inviting guests to marvel at the craftsmanship and creativity on display. From miniature English cottages to famous landmarks like the Taj Mahal, there's something to captivate visitors of all ages. With its serene ambiance and whimsical charm, Cockington Green Gardens is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a unique and enchanting experience.

Located in Canberra, Australia, Cockington Green Gardens has been established for 39 years, showcasing various miniature landscapes, and has welcomed over a million visitors to date! Cockington Green Gardens offers visitors a unique and energetic experience! Start an adventure in the beautifully landscaped gardens; Cockington Green Gardens is a winner of the Australian Tourism Award and has received many local tourism industry awards! It is the most unique attraction in Canberra, a miniature world where you have the chance to feel like a giant and appreciate the beauty! It was built by a British architect who missed his hometown and also includes elements of China!

#timetotravel Cockington Green Gardens, nestled in Canberra, is a whimsical world of miniatures that sparked my imagination. My visit to this enchanting attraction was a delightful journey through meticulously crafted landscapes on a tiny scale. Walking through the lush gardens, I marveled at the intricate attention to detail in the miniature buildings and landscapes from around the world. From European castles to Asian pagodas, each miniature was a work of art, capturing the essence of its real-life counterpart. What sets Cockington Green Gardens apart is the interactive nature of the experience. The Miniature Steam Train and the opportunity to pose figurines for photos added to the fun. The gardens' picturesque setting and the surrounding Australian bushland create a serene atmosphere. For families, history enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a whimsical escape, Cockington Green Gardens is a must-visit. It's a place where the world's wonders are scaled down to miniature perfection, leaving you with a sense of wonder and joy. #instatravel #australia #garden