Hyde Park is the oldest and most famous park in Australia. It is also a tourist attraction in Australia, with an open area of more than 16 hectares in the heart of Sydney.
Besides the spreading greenery, Hyde Park is home to hundreds of large leafy trees that provide shade from the sun’s heat, and Park Street divides the park into two halves, referred to as North Hyde Park and South Hyde Park.
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Activities you can do
• There are many monuments in the northern Hyde Park, the most prominent of which is the Archibald Fountain, and it is not possible to visit the park without enjoying seeing that fountain that seems to have emerged from one of the ancient myths, where the Greek bronze statues surrounded by dolphins and turtles that release water from its mouths.
• History buffs should also head to South Hyde Park, where the Anzac Monument is located in front of a reflection pool among many other monuments and statues.
• Concerts and special events receive special attention in the park throughout the year, as the park hosted the Sydney Food and Wine Expo, the launch of the celebration of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Festival for a week, and a good number of events emanating from the famous Sydney Festival, and also includes Hyde Park Café for coffee and sweets lovers.
Visit times
The park is available for visiting all days of the week around the clock.
Free admission.
Top hotels near Sydney Hyde Park
Strasfield rooms of Sydney’s best 4-star hotels are located near Hyde Park
Summary of Arab visitor ratings
The hotel got very good reviews for the location, cleanliness, staff.
Brunia Inn is a 3 star hotel in Australia that generally has a good rating near Hyde Park Sydney
Summary of Arab visitor ratings
Arab visitors have not yet rated this hotel, but the hotel has received generally good reviews.
Sydney Hyde Park website
