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About
Centennial Park is a significant urban parkland located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Originally set aside by Governor Macquarie in 1811 as a water reserve and common grazing land, it was formally established as a public park in 1887 to commemorate the centenary of European settlement in Australia. Spanning a vast area, Centennial Park is part of the larger Centennial Parklands, which also includes Moore Park and Queen's Park. It is renowned for its grand Victorian landscape design, featuring elegant avenues, formal gardens, ponds, and open spaces, making it a popular destination for recreation, relaxation, and various community events. The park serves as a green oasis in the heart of Sydney, offering diverse flora and fauna, and providing essential ecological corridors.
- Capacity:5000 people
- Rules:General rules include respecting the park environment, keeping dogs on a leash (unless in designated off-leash areas), disposing of rubbish properly, and adhering to designated activity zones. Commercial activities or large gatherings may require permits. Please consult the official Centennial Parklands website for a comprehensive list of rules and regulations.
- Child Rules:Children are welcome at Centennial Park. Standard park rules apply, and children must be supervised by an adult at all times. Specific rules may apply for certain areas or activities, such as playgrounds and equestrian areas.
