Bradfield Park Review

It is actually an open public green space just below the Sydney Harbour Bridge. We walked over the bridge from the rocky area of the city centre and then the elevator went straight down from the bridge to this Bradfield Park. From here, you can look up at the steel structure of the bridge from under the bridge, which is very impressive. You can also sit on the grass and enjoy the Sydney Opera House on the other side. It is 5 minutes from here to Moonshen Park.

Bradfield Park Bradfield Park is located on the northwest and southwest sides of the T1 Milsons Point railway station. The southwest side is at the foot of the Harbour Bridge. Luna Park, the laughing-faced Luna Park, is on its west side. Bradfield Park is an open free park, and in Australia, even the botanical gardens are free, so don't mention these street parks. But now in China, there are more green leisure places like Shanghai and other cities. The bridge cave south of Bradfield Park also hosts small commodity markets from time to time; some large charity runs, even marathons, will use this as a starting point; whenever Sydney Light Festival, New Year, there will be many people gathered to see the scenery. Figure 1: Bradfield Park Bradfield Park; Figure 2: Bradfield Park Bradfield Park North; Figure 3: Chinese Christian Church across the road from Bradfield Park.

The small holiday came here with good friends to play, the air here is very good, there are many people to play,. There are men and women, old and young, and some young couples. The temperature is relatively hot these days, but it is still very good to sweat. I have a good time these days. I will come here with my good friends next time. In general, this trip is worth a visit.

Bradfield Park is under the northern landing of the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Since it's opposite the city center, you get great views of the bridge and the opera. The park is large and grassy, has a playground, and various tables and benches. It goes all the way down to the waterfront.

A park underneath the north side of the Sydney Harbour Bridge with vistas across the Harbour to the Sydney Opera House and the city. A kids playground in one corner, some picnic tables available and lots of grass to sit with or without a picnic rug!