The Royal Botanic Gardens are just a few minutes away from the Sydney Opera House. The gardens were opened in 1816 and there are 30 hectares of gardens with towering trees, palm trees, orchids, among other kinds of plants and flowers. At the Palace Rose Garden, the visitor can find some 1,800 roses and the Rare and Threatened Plants Garden.

After exploring these gardens, visitors can relax at the café or restaurants, or maybe enjoy a picnic with friends and family having some beautiful harbour views. Next to the gardens is the Domain, a popular place with open green space and some sports areas. Tourists can also enjoy some views of Government House, the official residence of the governor of New South Wales.

At the end of the session, you will have:

• visited the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney. 
• had fun singing one of the songs by the Australian band "Crowded House".
• shared the podcast about a topic of your interest through different means.

Can you find the answers to these questions at the Royal Botanic Gardens website? Write the answers in a new post at your learning diary.

• How much do you have to pay if you want to dedicate a bench for a period of ten years? (Check the Dedicate a bench section)
• If you become a member, how often do you receive the Gardens Magazine? (Check the Membership section)

Remember that the Royal Botanic Garden must be a part of the route at your Google Sites map.

Continue with your posts on Twitter (#taskpodcast and #EDIAsydney). Choose from any of the plants, flowers or trees that you can find at the website and share it using the project hashtags. The 'Rubric to assess a Tweet' can help you do a good job in this social network.