Prince Alfred Park
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A lovely bit of respite in the city. This green space is more likely a 'take a breather' spot than 'tourist destination' (unless you're here for Equality Green, more below). It's a green space with a bit of walking trail and fitness amenities. 🎾🏀 Multiple tennis courts as well as basketball courts, easily spotted with their blue paving. 🏋️ Multiple adult fitness exercise areas, all on the west side by the courts. 🏊♀️ Public swimming pool, too. Paid entry. 🍭 Mediocre kids playground. One slide and a few swings. And then a second are with a few bits and pieces (and an elephant), close to the pool. Again, will do the job for a stop and rest, not a destination. 🌈 Home of Equality Green (has it's own Maps listing), commemorating the marriage equality decision. Gorgeous rainbow painted footpath, which is a highlight! 🚻 Next to the pool facilities. 💦 Bubblers next to Cleveland St and the entrance next to Central station. Likely a couple more I didn't spot.
Stacey TrockStacey Trock
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A nice park with tennis courts, play and exercise equipment. There are always dogs running around playing and I've never once stepped in dog mess. The redecoration of part of the footpath was a nice celebration of Gay Pride. Bold rainbow stripes cover the length of the path. Have you had your Joy™ today? The lights look like huge cyan coloured broken hairpins which the pigeons like to sit on. A bit of an eyesore. There is also a pool. Not sure if it's public or private. Seating area under the trees need fixing up. There is a working BBQ that works. Bins around the place. Once found a syringe near the seating. That wasn't cool. I also had a friend who had his bad swiped while he was kicking ball. He never did find it.
Thomas DrakeThomas Drake
00
Accidentally dropped my phone and it slipped into a sewage drain at Prince Alfred park late at night. The light posts turn off at 10pm as well. At that point i thought my phone was lost forever but my friend endeavoured to push through and fish it out. We used her phone light and propped up my phone vertically using two twigs on both side and looping her shoelaces on opposite ends. After a hour and a half we managed to get the shoelaces hooked on the phone and lifted it out gently. Wow what a rush. A 10/10 experience. Would highly recommend for a fun activity during a pandemic when there's not much to do. Thank you Prince Alfred Park
Timothy LeeTimothy Lee
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I love this park!! It’s located in Central/Surry Hills (Sydney) The park is massive! And super clean! I love it because it has a running or walking track, tennis courts, basketball court & a swimming pool! As soon as you walk in, you will feel motivated.. There always people running, cycling, exercising etc.. Even sun baking!!! Perfect spot for having a picnic, or have a BBQ.. This is my favourite workout spot! My favourite park in Sydney. There is a cafe next to the swimming pool also (not sure if it’s open due to Covid-19) And if you are busting to go to the restroom, there are public toilets!! Happy working out people 😁
MisspiggyexploresMisspiggyexplores
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Large leafy and spread out park beside the central station of Sydney. Prince Alfred Park is an exceptional green space situated in the heart of the city. Its verdant surroundings, tranquil ambiance, and meticulously maintained facilities provide an ideal sanctuary from the bustling urban environment. Whether engaging in leisurely strolls, participating in athletic activities, or simply basking in the sunlight, Prince Alfred Park offers a serene haven for individuals of all ages. A visit to this remarkable park is highly recommended !
Firoz AlamFiroz Alam
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One thing I liked the most about Australia is the presence of multiple parks and open spaces. Prince Alfred Park, despite being inside the City Central, is a clean park with wide spaces of trees and areas for recreational activities. This park is a good place to chill while you are waiting for your friends in the city. Aside from that, this park is so massive that it surprised me that Sydney did not convert parts of it for commercial space. This is truly a good place to chill.
Joseph CaresosaJoseph Caresosa
10
Nearby Attractions Of Prince Alfred Park
Central Park Mall
Mercure Sydney
Central
Central Station
The Great Southern Hotel
YHA Sydney Central
Sydney City Kebabs
Redfern Park
Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park
The Ultimo Sydney

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Central
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Central Station
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Nearby Restaurants Of Prince Alfred Park
Spice Alley
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Mjølner
KOI Dessert Bar
Metro Pita Kebab
Single O Surry Hills
Keg & Brew Hotel
El Loco at Excelsior
Via Napoli Pizzeria Surry Hills
The Eight

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Mjølner
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KOI Dessert Bar
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Chalmers St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
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outdoor
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attractions: Central Park Mall, Mercure Sydney, Central, Central Station, The Great Southern Hotel, YHA Sydney Central, Sydney City Kebabs, Redfern Park, Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park, The Ultimo Sydney, restaurants: Spice Alley, NOUR, Mjølner, KOI Dessert Bar, Metro Pita Kebab, Single O Surry Hills, Keg & Brew Hotel, El Loco at Excelsior, Via Napoli Pizzeria Surry Hills, The Eight

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