Temple of The Winds - (VIC)

3 /5 sventek: Its a cute little rotunda, serves as a heritage reminder of popular sculptures of 19th century gardens. Aside from being an easy landmark to schedule meetups, not sure it helps garden visitors much in the 21st century. I suppose they do still provide shelter, and it makes for a nice background at some angles.

4 /5 Sean Nairn: Small Greek-style rotunda located in Fitzroy Gardens. Looks a bit odd just sitting in the middle of nowhere with not much else around it however if you’re a fan of classical architecture it may hold your interest. Other than that there’s not much else to say, keep walking through the Gardens to your heart’s content.

5 /5 Adam G: The heritage listed "Temple of the Winds" rotunda in the Fitzroy Gardens is located north west of the Vistors Information Centre. Constructed in 1873, its one of the oldest structures in the Fitzroy Gardens and is another example of the sculptural elements popular in 19th century gardens. Its very similar but smaller than the Temple of the Winds in the Royal Botanic Gardens. The rotunda is a circular masonry structure with 10 columns resting on rough, dressed and exposed bluestone footings. The columns support a domed roof. The "Temple of the Winds" rotunda is popular for small celebrations and weddings.

3 /5 Malcolm Young: A small rotunda within the gardens, offers minimal shade for event space.

5 /5 Stef L: Great place to have a picnic and chill!