Week3- 20 March 2013 – Hyde Park, Sydney


20 March 2013 – Hyde Park, Sydney

Hyde Park is one of the oldest public park in Australia with area of 16.2-hectare in the CBD of Sydney. It is a chain connects parkland and extends north to the shore of Sydney Harbour. Hyde Park is approximately rectangular in shape, being squared at the southern end and rounded at the northern end. It is surround by Elizabeth Street in the west, by College Street on the east, by St. James Road on the north and Liverpool street on the south. This park is very quiet and popular among office workers who want some fresh air, a quick rest. The central pathway through the park is an impressive, tiled, fig lined road linking the Archibald Fountain and the War Memorial. There are plenty of free entertainments during holiday time.
 
 

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