Sandringham Memorial Garden and Fountain — Local services in Sydney

An exquisitely designed and very decorative memorial gates with curved sandstone walls in an impressive tiered circular gardens. I admire and absolutely love this very tranquil gardens with the central fountain and its shallow pool and stunning inlay mosaic pattern. It's history indicates that it was installed in 1954 to as joint memorial to King George V and King George VI. It's located north of Hyde Park with a clear view of St. Mary's Cathedral. It's very popular in summer with families and children. There's a wheelchair accessible entrance from the corner of Park Street and College. There's a public lavatory about 2 minutes walk towards St. Mary's Cathedral end. A lovely spot to relax, read...

An interesting corner of Sydney's magnificent Hyde Park. Sandringham Gardens is immaculately maintained and contains an abundance of seating compared to other sections of the park. What should be a peaceful and serene location is actually very noisy due to the close proximity of heavy traffic on Elizabeth and Park streets. This provides a suitable and well used location for groups of young travellers who play music and gather at night which makes for a festive and lively atmosphere at times. They seem to behave and look after their surrounds as no issues of rubbish or detritus...

This place is great, quiet, peaceful and not crowded. Australian ibises visit it from time to time. Seats are distributed on the garden's circumference but you will be fine sitting in the stone steps as well. Perfect to destress, chill and relax. Some people take their lunch here. The center of the garden has some mosaic pattern in it and some fountain waterworks. Around the horizon, the cathedral can be seen. The flowers, the blue sky and the cathedral makes this the best spot in Hyde...