Fleet Steps

Fleet Steps

Fleet Steps is a scenic pathway located in the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, running along the edge of Farm Cove. It offers stunning views of Sydney Harbour, including iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The pathway is named after the Fleet family, who were prominent early settlers in Sydney.

The steps lead down from the elevated area of the Royal Botanic Garden to the water’s edge, providing a picturesque route for walkers and runners. The area is well-regarded for its beautiful outlooks and tranquil atmosphere, making it a popular spot for both exercise and relaxation.

Fleet Steps is also notable for its historical significance. It was part of the original layout of the garden and has been used for various public events and ceremonies over the years. The steps offer a unique vantage point for enjoying the harbour’s natural beauty and the dynamic urban backdrop of Sydney.

The pathway connects with other walking trails in the Royal Botanic Garden, allowing visitors to explore different parts of the garden and enjoy its diverse landscapes. Fleet Steps adds to the overall charm of the Royal Botanic Garden, offering a serene escape within the city and a perfect location for enjoying Sydney’s stunning waterfront views.