Peace Park
Peace Park in Manly is a harbour-side park at the end of Addison Road with a peace stone dedicated in 1986 and a lookout over Sydney Harbour. A Japanese peace movement organised the park, and visitors can sit on a bench at the lookout to see Little Manly Beach.
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About Peace Park
Peace Stone at Peace Park
Peace Park has a peace stone beside the road at the end of Addison Road in Manly. A Japanese peace movement organised the park, and the stone was dedicated in 1986. Its plaque says that world peace begins in the hearts and minds of each individual. The park is one of several spots around the world with signs calling for peace.
Harbour Lookout at Peace Park
Peace Park has a lookout with views over Sydney Harbour. Looking left from the lookout, you can see Little Manly Beach and Collins Flat. The view takes in the water and the surrounding landscape. Peace Park has a bench at the lookout where visitors can sit and look out over the harbour, with no playground or other play equipment in the park.
Facilities at Peace Park
Visitor tips for Peace Park
- โDogs and cats are not permitted in Peace Park at any time.
Getting to Peace Park
Peace Park is at the very end of Addison Road, Manly NSW 2095, near Manly Point.
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- ๐Little Manly Cove (beach, about 350 m)
Frequently asked questions about Peace Park
Is there a playground at Peace Park?
No. Peace Park has no playground; its features are the peace stone and the harbour lookout.
Can I bring my dog to Peace Park?
No. Dogs and cats are not permitted in Peace Park at any time.
What can you see from Peace Park?
From the lookout you can see Sydney Harbour, and looking left, Little Manly Beach and Collins Flat.