Sydney's 10km Quay-Gardens-Domain-Hyde-Surry-Hills-Redfern! Parks2Parks Walk

George's "Special" Brand New Unique Walk: Don't miss this exciting adventure. Let's grab the heart of Sydney with both feet! Why not Zig Zag the best of Sydney's Parks. The walk is immaculate and nature inspiring, come see with me! love it!

We start from Circular Quay, up 52 stairs to Government House, past the Garden Amphitheatre behind Sydney's Conservatorium of Music to the Calyx, exhibiting floral displays. From here we zig zag through hidden gardens, past the Sydney Fernery to Palm House! We then leave The Botanical Gardens. (Park No.1)

Cutting through the Art Gallery of NSW to (Park No.2) Who would have ever thought of this? Amazing! "Sydney" Parks. fantastic! Enjoy today! Let’s do it! (Domain Section)

Secret Pathways to "The Big Matchsticks" sculpture in Woolloomooloo. 'Yes" we can touch them! Not far away is the New South Wales Police Force Wall of Remembrance. The names on the wall represent 350 policemen and policewomen in NSW who died on duty since 1850's. Quick 3 minute visit and rehydrate.

Suddenly ahead is the bronze statue of Robert Burn, regarded as the national poet of Scotland. From here we sneak through the back of Saint Mary's Cathedral heading to Hyde Park (No.3) I take you through an area (not the usual path).

As we walk past the "Pool of Reflection" we get to the Anzac Memorial. Next we hit the "GoGet CarShare pod" reserve. just a little variety treat. Onward to Belmore Park (No.4), just in site of Central Station. Half Way 15 min stop at the perfect pub.

"Prince Alfred Park" (No.5) is home to a 50m heated, outdoor pool. Walking through the park until we get to Reconciliation Park (small), then hidden lanes around Australia Post Strawberry Hills. Redfern Park (No.6) is next, entry at the World War 1 Memorial.

T.J. Hickey Park is small, more like a reserve, Waterloo Garden then Captain Cook Sundial & Plaque plus James Cook Garden. Last big Alexandria Park (No.7) coming up so tour nearly over. Walk past Eveleigh Green to "Brew Dog" and Redfern Station.

Hungry, Thirsty, the most amazing "Brew Dog" No-nonsense chain bar specialising in the Scottish brewery's craft beers, with regular guest brews. We finish here at the Redfern Railway Museum and Eveleigh Locomotive Workshop. Let's Enjoy!

Meeting Point: Outside Customs House near steps. (corner Loftus & Alfred Streets)
Distance: 10km

Difficulty: Very Easy 3 hour walk, plenty of spots to leave the walk.
Walking Pace: An easy steady pace at 4km-4.25km per hour.

What to Bring: Comfortable outfit, a litre of water, snacks, hat, sunscreen, a raincoat just in case of wet weather. Bring your happy personality too!

Payment Please: $10 cash on arrival or PAY ID 0435801602 George Palasty.
This helps to pay Organiser Subscriptions, over $1000 per year (nine meetup groups)

Contact: George 0435 801 602 if you have questions. (call or text) - More people arrive from our combined meetup groups for these Walking Events.