Green Park
Green Park is a small public park on Victoria Street in Darlinghurst NSW 2010. Its standout feature is the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Holocaust Memorial, a pink triangle on black poles that glows at sunset, and the park also has a rotunda, public toilets, water bubblers and shade.
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About Green Park
Holocaust Memorial at Green Park
Green Park contains the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Holocaust Memorial, which pays tribute to the gay men and lesbians who died in the Holocaust. The memorial takes the form of a pink triangle mounted on black poles, and the triangle glows when the sun sets. The memorial sits adjacent to the Sydney Jewish Museum. Green Park also has a rotunda that stands close to the memorial.
Dog Walks and Shady Breaks at Green Park
Green Park is dog friendly, and dogs are allowed throughout the park's lush greenery. Green Park has public toilets and water bubblers, and its shaded spots suit visitors taking a break or eating lunch. The park is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and entry is free. Its small size means a walk around the paths and lawns takes little time.
Facilities at Green Park
Visitor tips for Green Park
- ✓Visit around sunset to see the memorial's pink triangle glow.
- ✓Pair your visit with the Sydney Jewish Museum next door.
- ✓Come at dawn for a quiet walk or run.
Getting to Green Park
301 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, opposite St Vincent's Hospital, with Burton Street nearby.
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- 📍St Vincent's Hospital
- 📍Sydney Jewish Museum
Frequently asked questions about Green Park
Is Green Park dog friendly?
Yes, dogs are welcome anywhere in Green Park.
Are there toilets at Green Park?
Yes, Green Park has public toilets as well as water bubblers.
When is Green Park open?
Green Park is open around the clock every day of the year, and there is no entry fee.
Is Green Park good for a run or workout?
Yes, the park suits walking, running and outdoor fitness routines.