ANZAC Memorial Building Hyde Park

ANZAC Memorial Building

Ages: All 

About:  Situated in the heart of Hyde Park Sydney is NSW State War memorial that is dedicated to all Australians who have served their country in war.  This wonderful building was completed in 1934 and was designed by Mr Charles Bruce Dellit who won the competition to design the building.

This is a wonderful place to reflex on our history.  The structue is also worth a visit at night as the reflection in the pool is a wonderful site.  Take a picnic and stroll through Hyde Park as you enjoy a great part of Australian history.

Opening Hours

• Open every day of the year except for Christmas Day and Good Friday and Christmas Day
• 9.30am to 5pm daily (except Christmas Day and Good Friday)

Entry Price 

FREE

What to Bring:

• Camera
• Sunhat and Sunscreen or wet weather gear depending on the conditions
• Comfortable Shoes as this is a big day out with lots of walking.
• Optional: Food and drink as these things can be purchased in cafe’ around the park.
• ATM- NOT available at Hyde Park itself.

How to get there:

Trains: The nearest train stations are St.James, Museum and Town Hall. Each are an easy and mostly level seven minute walk.

Buses: The Park is on the Hop-on Hop-off bus route and is a seven minute walk to the centre of the city. For George Street bus services, get off at Town Hall and walk east along Park Street.

Parking

Metered street parking is available on the streets around Hyde Park.

There are two parking stations within easy walking distance of the Hyde Park. Check their websites for rates, times and maps:

• Enacon Parking, Cathedral St (under Cook and Phillip Park)
• Secure Parking, Riley Street (special rate available is visiting the museum, ask the admission stall for the Universal Rebate Ticket to use when paying as you exit the parking station.

Contact Information:

Information Number:              (02) 9267 7668

Address: ANZAC Memorial Building in Hyde Park South, Elizabeth Street, Sydney CBD New South Wales 2000

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