About The Arderne Gardens
Arderne Gardens, located in Cape Town’s Southern Suburbs, is a historic arboretum and public park celebrated for its exotic tree collection. At this attraction, visitors can stroll through shady glades, relax by Japanese-style ponds, and enjoy romantic nooks perfect for photography. Activities include guided tours, picnicking, exploring over 400 tree species, and admiring Champion Trees such as the massive Moreton Bay Fig and Aleppo Pine. Notably, the gardens were established in 1845 by Ralph Henry Arderne and are now a Provincial Heritage Site, offering free entry while being maintained by the Friends of the Arderne Gardens organization.
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