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Centennial Park — Attraction in Sydney

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Centennial Park
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Nearby attractions
Charles Dickens Statue
Loch Ave, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Centennial Park Labyrinth
Dickens Dr, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
The Ian Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden
Off Grand Dr, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Centennial Park Duck Pond
Park, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Centennial Parklands
Grand Dr, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Fearnley Grounds
Grand Dr, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Belvedere Amphitheatre
Broome Ave, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Learner's Cycleway Playground
Grand Dr, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Robertson Road Gates
Cook Rd, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Sydney Spiegeltent
122 Lang Rd, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Centennial Homestead
1 Grand Dr, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
The Entertainment Quarter
122 Lang Rd, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
The Greenhouse at Centennial Park
Grand Dr, Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
El Camino Cantina Entertainment Quarter
206/122 Lang Rd, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
Fratelli Fresh Entertainment Quarter
Entertainment Quarter, 211 Bent St, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
Winghaus Entertainment Quarter
Entertainment Quarter, 212 Bent St, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
Hotel Centennial
Corner of Oxford St &, Victoria Ave, Woollahra NSW 2025, Australia
Oporto - Entertainment Quarter
Entertainment Quarter, The, 2120B/122 Lang Rd, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
A Taste Of Ethiopia Sydney
215 Bent St, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
Jamaica Blue Moore Park Entertainment Quarter
Bent Street, 122 Lang Rd, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
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Centennial Park

15 Locked Bag, Paddington NSW 2021, Australia
4.8(3.1K)
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Outdoor
Relaxation
Scenic
Family friendly
Pet friendly
Accessibility
attractions: Charles Dickens Statue, Centennial Park Labyrinth, The Ian Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden, Centennial Park Duck Pond, Centennial Parklands, Fearnley Grounds, Belvedere Amphitheatre, Learner's Cycleway Playground, Robertson Road Gates, Sydney Spiegeltent, restaurants: Centennial Homestead, The Entertainment Quarter, The Greenhouse at Centennial Park, El Camino Cantina Entertainment Quarter, Fratelli Fresh Entertainment Quarter, Winghaus Entertainment Quarter, Hotel Centennial, Oporto - Entertainment Quarter, A Taste Of Ethiopia Sydney, Jamaica Blue Moore Park Entertainment Quarter
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Phone
+61 2 9339 6699
Website
centennialparklands.com.au
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Fri6:30 AM - 5:30 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Centennial Park

Charles Dickens Statue

Centennial Park Labyrinth

The Ian Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden

Centennial Park Duck Pond

Centennial Parklands

Fearnley Grounds

Belvedere Amphitheatre

Learner's Cycleway Playground

Robertson Road Gates

Sydney Spiegeltent

Charles Dickens Statue

Charles Dickens Statue

4.7

(11)

Closed
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Centennial Park Labyrinth

Centennial Park Labyrinth

4.5

(62)

Open 24 hours
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The Ian Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden

The Ian Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden

4.6

(356)

Open 24 hours
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Centennial Park Duck Pond

Centennial Park Duck Pond

4.8

(95)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience in Sydney
Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience in Sydney
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Hike amongst waterfalls in Blue Mountains Full Day
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Sat, Dec 6 • 7:30 AM
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Sydney by Night - Secret Bars & Stories
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Fri, Dec 5 • 6:30 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Centennial Park

Centennial Homestead

The Entertainment Quarter

The Greenhouse at Centennial Park

El Camino Cantina Entertainment Quarter

Fratelli Fresh Entertainment Quarter

Winghaus Entertainment Quarter

Hotel Centennial

Oporto - Entertainment Quarter

A Taste Of Ethiopia Sydney

Jamaica Blue Moore Park Entertainment Quarter

Centennial Homestead

Centennial Homestead

4.2

(1.1K)

$$

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The Entertainment Quarter

The Entertainment Quarter

4.2

(1.8K)

Click for details
The Greenhouse at Centennial Park

The Greenhouse at Centennial Park

4.0

(277)

Click for details
El Camino Cantina Entertainment Quarter

El Camino Cantina Entertainment Quarter

4.4

(1.4K)

Click for details
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Reviews of Centennial Park

4.8
(3,137)
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4.0
2y

There are some absolutely beautiful gardens and lovely green open spaces, good rules such as a one way road allows good traffic flow and many follow the 30 km speed limit which is very sensible with so many families opting to use bikes or hire pedal cars. The bullet shaped cafe serves beautiful Coffee, little cakes, Smithies, icecream and more substantial sandwiches and is well positioned near a shaded pavilion designed and built in the late 1800's by one of Australia's leading architects. There was an interesting path that wraps about the waterway, a lake that has a really clever sculpture made from felled trees and metal that moved with the breeze. It is articulated with a dream time acknowledgement that is very educational. The downside was that, not all the paths are up-kept well and certainly not all wheelchair or pram accessible, but there are walking tracks, horse tracks, and a road. It's a truly unique green space. The rose garden needed some love but to be fair it is Summer. The statues, "sunrise" and "sunset" that were relocated from the museum are a little slice of history and are positioned around the two lakes that were full of eels, fish, turtles, ducks, geese and gorgeous water lilies. A real treat is the cloud of bats that call Centennial home. Great place for a walk, a picnic or just to stretch your legs and get some fresh air. How lucky we are to have this parkland, rightly coined, "the lungs...

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5.0
2y

Centennial Park is one of Sydney’s most iconic green spaces, offering a perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Spanning 189 hectares, it’s a haven for nature lovers, fitness enthusiasts, and families looking for a relaxing day outdoors. Whether you’re after a morning run, a picnic, or just a peaceful stroll among beautiful landscapes, Centennial Park delivers an unforgettable experience.

Scenic Beauty & Atmosphere From grand tree-lined avenues to wide-open fields and tranquil ponds, Centennial Park is visually stunning in every season. The park’s diverse landscapes include:

Lush greenery & rolling lawns – Ideal for picnics, yoga, or sunbathing. Beautiful ponds & lakes – Home to swans, ducks, and water birds, adding a serene vibe. Picturesque tree canopies – Great for shaded walks and photography. Rose Garden & Wildflower Areas – A treat for botany lovers and anyone who enjoys floral beauty. The atmosphere is calm yet lively, with joggers, cyclists, families, and even horseback riders enjoying the space. The park strikes a perfect balance between relaxation and activity, making it a favourite for...

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5.0
1y

Centennial Park is truly a gem! It’s enormous, with plenty of open green spaces that make it perfect for a relaxing day outdoors. Whether you’re looking to unwind, have a picnic, or just enjoy the fresh air, the park offers plenty of room to spread out. One of the highlights is the beautiful lakes scattered throughout the park. You’ll often find birds hanging around the lakes, adding to the peaceful, natural atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot to sit by the water and take in the scenery.

If you’re feeling a bit more active, there’s no shortage of things to do. The park has great cycling paths where you can ride through the lush greenery at your own pace. If you’re in the mood for something different, you can even go horse riding, which adds a unique touch to your visit. The park caters to everyone’s pace, whether you want to relax or get moving.

Plus, parking is never an issue! With lots of parking spaces available, you won’t have to stress about finding a spot, even on busier days. Centennial Park is a fantastic place for a day out, offering something for everyone, from nature lovers to active...

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There are some absolutely beautiful gardens and lovely green open spaces, good rules such as a one way road allows good traffic flow and many follow the 30 km speed limit which is very sensible with so many families opting to use bikes or hire pedal cars. The bullet shaped cafe serves beautiful Coffee, little cakes, Smithies, icecream and more substantial sandwiches and is well positioned near a shaded pavilion designed and built in the late 1800's by one of Australia's leading architects. There was an interesting path that wraps about the waterway, a lake that has a really clever sculpture made from felled trees and metal that moved with the breeze. It is articulated with a dream time acknowledgement that is very educational. The downside was that, not all the paths are up-kept well and certainly not all wheelchair or pram accessible, but there are walking tracks, horse tracks, and a road. It's a truly unique green space. The rose garden needed some love but to be fair it is Summer. The statues, "sunrise" and "sunset" that were relocated from the museum are a little slice of history and are positioned around the two lakes that were full of eels, fish, turtles, ducks, geese and gorgeous water lilies. A real treat is the cloud of bats that call Centennial home. Great place for a walk, a picnic or just to stretch your legs and get some fresh air. How lucky we are to have this parkland, rightly coined, "the lungs of the city".
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Centennial Park is one of Sydney’s most iconic green spaces, offering a perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Spanning 189 hectares, it’s a haven for nature lovers, fitness enthusiasts, and families looking for a relaxing day outdoors. Whether you’re after a morning run, a picnic, or just a peaceful stroll among beautiful landscapes, Centennial Park delivers an unforgettable experience. Scenic Beauty & Atmosphere From grand tree-lined avenues to wide-open fields and tranquil ponds, Centennial Park is visually stunning in every season. The park’s diverse landscapes include: Lush greenery & rolling lawns – Ideal for picnics, yoga, or sunbathing. Beautiful ponds & lakes – Home to swans, ducks, and water birds, adding a serene vibe. Picturesque tree canopies – Great for shaded walks and photography. Rose Garden & Wildflower Areas – A treat for botany lovers and anyone who enjoys floral beauty. The atmosphere is calm yet lively, with joggers, cyclists, families, and even horseback riders enjoying the space. The park strikes a perfect balance between relaxation and activity, making it a favourite for all age groups.
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There are some absolutely beautiful gardens and lovely green open spaces, good rules such as a one way road allows good traffic flow and many follow the 30 km speed limit which is very sensible with so many families opting to use bikes or hire pedal cars. The bullet shaped cafe serves beautiful Coffee, little cakes, Smithies, icecream and more substantial sandwiches and is well positioned near a shaded pavilion designed and built in the late 1800's by one of Australia's leading architects. There was an interesting path that wraps about the waterway, a lake that has a really clever sculpture made from felled trees and metal that moved with the breeze. It is articulated with a dream time acknowledgement that is very educational. The downside was that, not all the paths are up-kept well and certainly not all wheelchair or pram accessible, but there are walking tracks, horse tracks, and a road. It's a truly unique green space. The rose garden needed some love but to be fair it is Summer. The statues, "sunrise" and "sunset" that were relocated from the museum are a little slice of history and are positioned around the two lakes that were full of eels, fish, turtles, ducks, geese and gorgeous water lilies. A real treat is the cloud of bats that call Centennial home. Great place for a walk, a picnic or just to stretch your legs and get some fresh air. How lucky we are to have this parkland, rightly coined, "the lungs of the city".
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Centennial Park is one of Sydney’s most iconic green spaces, offering a perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Spanning 189 hectares, it’s a haven for nature lovers, fitness enthusiasts, and families looking for a relaxing day outdoors. Whether you’re after a morning run, a picnic, or just a peaceful stroll among beautiful landscapes, Centennial Park delivers an unforgettable experience. Scenic Beauty & Atmosphere From grand tree-lined avenues to wide-open fields and tranquil ponds, Centennial Park is visually stunning in every season. The park’s diverse landscapes include: Lush greenery & rolling lawns – Ideal for picnics, yoga, or sunbathing. Beautiful ponds & lakes – Home to swans, ducks, and water birds, adding a serene vibe. Picturesque tree canopies – Great for shaded walks and photography. Rose Garden & Wildflower Areas – A treat for botany lovers and anyone who enjoys floral beauty. The atmosphere is calm yet lively, with joggers, cyclists, families, and even horseback riders enjoying the space. The park strikes a perfect balance between relaxation and activity, making it a favourite for all age groups.
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