Whether you’re a visitor or a local Sydney sider looking for activities, Jacaranda season typically runs from mid-October to early November, marking the start of spring. While Jacarandas are not native to Australia, they originate from South America, they have become a cherished part of Sydney’s landscape.

During this time, the city transforms as the vibrant purple blooms of the Jacaranda trees come to life, creating a picturesque scene across parks, streets, and gardens. The view is especially stunning when you look up at the sky, and the air is filled with a sweet floral scent. It’s a beautiful season to explore and enjoy all that Sydney has to offer!

Best Places to See Jacarandas in Sydney

While Jacarandas typically bloom for 4-6 weeks, the timing can vary depending on weather conditions and climate change. Here are some great places to enjoy the view:

• McDougall Street in Kirribilli
• The corner of Glenmore Road and Oxford Street in Paddington
• Lavender Bay in North Sydney
• Circular Quay
• Parramatta Park, along Parramatta River and Centenary Square
• Argyle Street in Camden
• The corner of Balfour Street (30 Balfour Street) and Wellington Street in Chippendale

If you happen to be in the area, make sure to visit any of these places for a truly enchanting experience, reminiscent of a fairy garden. The stunning Jacaranda blooms create a sense of wonder that’s perfect for leisurely strolls and memorable moments!