Hyde Park South
Hyde Park South is the southern half of Hyde Park in Sydney's CBD, divided from the north by Park Street. Its standout feature is the ANZAC Memorial, a building with a visitor centre beside the Pool of Reflection. Numerous monuments and statues are also in the southern section.
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About Hyde Park South
ANZAC Memorial and Pool of Reflection at Hyde Park South
The ANZAC Memorial is the best-known feature of Hyde Park South, and it is a building that also houses a visitor centre. The memorial is an iconic landmark of Hyde Park, and it stands in the southern section of the park. The Pool of Reflection is also in the southern section, so visitors can see the pool and the memorial together. Numerous monuments and statues are found across the southern section, and the central pedestrian avenue of Hill's Figs leads to the memorial from Macquarie Street.
Facilities at Hyde Park South
Getting to Hyde Park South
Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000. The central pedestrian avenue runs from Macquarie Street to the ANZAC Memorial. Disabled access is available across the park, and visitors can contact the operator for details.
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- 📍Macquarie Street
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Frequently asked questions about Hyde Park South
Is there an ANZAC Memorial at Hyde Park South?
Yes. The ANZAC Memorial building and its visitor centre are in the southern section of Hyde Park.
Is there a Pool of Reflection at Hyde Park South?
Yes, the Pool of Reflection is in the southern section of the park, close to the memorial.
Is Hyde Park South accessible?
Disabled access is available across Hyde Park, and visitors can contact the operator for details.
Where is Hyde Park South?
It is the southern half of Hyde Park in Sydney's CBD, reached from Elizabeth Street, and Park Street divides it from the north.