Memorial Gardens Wangaratta

Located next to the Holy Trinity Cathedral, the Memorial Gardens Wangaratta is a popular attraction in Wangaratta that offers visitors the chance to witness the legacy left by Australian soldiers who sacrificed their lives for their country.

The Memorial Gardens Wangaratta contain two basalt memorials that commemorate the soldiers who fought and died in various wars. The first memorial commemorates the four local soldiers who died in the Boer War and the peace treaty that ended the war in Pretoria. The second memorial bears the names of the residents who were killed in the two world wars and the Vietnam War.

The Memorial Gardens Wangaratta are a perfect place for those interested in learning about the history of the area and the role played by local soldiers in defending their country’s freedom. Every year, an ANZAC service is held in the gardens to commemorate those who served during times of war.

The Memorial Gardens Wangaratta offer a range of modern facilities to make visitors' experience comfortable and enjoyable. Facilities include a spacious car park, picnic area, public toilet, and a lawned area that is perfect for families, friends, and pets.

The Memorial Gardens Wangaratta are open to the public seven days a week throughout the year, and there is no entry fee. Visitors can take advantage of the extended opening hours throughout the year, from early morning to late evening, to explore the gardens without interruption.

The Memorial Gardens Wangaratta is situated at the corner of Reid Street and Ovens Street, Wangaratta, 3677. The garden is within walking distance of the centre of the city, making it an easily accessible attraction for visitors. The Wangaratta Railway Station is also only a few minutes' drive from the garden, providing transport options for visitors