Prince Alfred Park

What travelers say:

Sydney, the other side of the beautiful city~~Prince Alfred Park Our impression of Sydney seems to be only the Opera House. In fact, Sydney, a harbor city, is the same as Shanghai. In addition to the magnificent artificial buildings, there are many very wonderful natural scenery. Like the park I was going to today, I saw it inadvertently, but the atmosphere really attracted me. The City of Sydney has redesigned the park and swimming pool to become the largest upgrade in more than 50 years, including new tennis courts, basketball courts, and children's play areas. Sydney is still autumn and winter, and we went to a brand new swimming pool inside, which is strangely open all year round and is the city's first outdoor pool with heating. And there are children's favorite slides to play directly in the water park area, the slide slides need to enter barefoot, but there are small non-slip down blankets on the ground, and there is no need to worry about slipping when running with children, and the children have a special time here, although it is different skin color, But it seems that there is a common language, and we have made many new friends, and we are very happy as parents. There is a splash platform, a new cafe, an open-air stand, a cool area and a landscape space. The coffee shop we went to was very good. In the cold season, drinking a warm American black coffee, not only felt warm but also felt full of energy, you can energetically treat the seasonal changes and travel here. Address: Chalmers Street, Sydney, New South Wales 2010, Australia Tickets: Free play