Hyde Park, Sydney - Definition and Overview

Hyde Park is a large park in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, named after the original Hyde Park, London. It is bordered by the central business district at the west, St Mary's Cathedral at the east, the Supreme Court at the north and the ANZAC War Memorial at the south.

The centrepiece of Hype Park is the majestic Archibald Fountain. At the park's southern end is the Museum railway station and at the northern end is the St. James railway station.

External link

• Part of a Sydney tourist site showing views of Hyde Park (http://www.sydneymate.com/travel_sydney_australia/Parks/Hyde/hyde_park_sydney.htm)

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