Hyde Park

Hyde Park, Australia is a Sydney street park and a good place for local residents to relax. It is shaded by trees, flowers, fresh air, suitable for all ages. It is also the starting point for a hike to Sydney, from here to the north, you can visit the New Chau Art Museum, Mrs McAuley chair, Governor's House, Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney Opera House in turn.

Hyde Park, Australia, is a good place for Sydney residents to relax, where trees are shaded, flowers are full of land, and the air is fresh. It is also the starting point for a hike to Sydney, from which to visit the Botanical Garden, Xinzhou Art Museum, Mrs McAuley chair, Governor's House, Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney Opera House, Australia's parks are free of money, no walls, casual access.

Great Hyde Park, many people are here to bask in the sun when the weather is good, there is a place for statue fountains, there is a classroom that is sacred, there will be worship on weekends

It turns out that Sydney also has a Hyde Park, not bad.

Hyde Park is a street park in Sydney. Between the two main roads, there is no wall and free access. There is no need for tickets to the botanical gardens or street parks in Australia, which are free to the public. Hyde Park is also the starting point for hiking the famous attractions in Sydney. Walking northwards in turn are the Botanic Gardens' New Island Art Gallery, Mrs McAuley chair, Governor's House, the Royal Botanic Garden, and the Sydney Opera House, tired of drinking a glass of wine at the famous "theatre kitchen." Hyde Park is a good place for Sydney residents to relax, tree-lined, flowers blooming, this was originally a barracks, but later for some reason became a place for prisoners, in the corner of the park there is a prisoner exile site HydeParkBarracks, a product of the early colonial period, The fountain at the southern end of the park is in memory of the Franco-Australian Alliance in World War I, built in 1932 by Mr. ARCHIBALD, and designed by the French, so it is very romantic. The ANZ War Memorial in the park is also one of the points of view. The memorial has a free exhibition introducing 10 overseas battles that Australia has participated in. There are 120,000 stars on the pavilion, representing 120,000 soldiers who served in World War I. On the east side of the park is St Mary's Church, on the west side is the Great Sydney Jewish Cathedral, and Sydney's oldest St James' Cathedral is located on the south side of Hyde Park and can be accessed through KingSt. The Australian Museum is on the corner of William Street, opposite the park, tickets are 12 yuan, across the road is St Mary's Cathedral, free entry or walk north for about 20 minutes to the Sydney Opera House, Rock District Ring Pier.

big park in the middle of Sydney city.dog friendly.peaceful place.you can have rest between your traveling.