Darlinghurst

Just moments from Darlinghurst, Hyde Park is Sydney's oldest, most iconic public park and a lush escape right in the heart of the city. Framed by tree-lined paths and dotted with fountains, sculptures, and historic monuments, it’s the perfect place for a morning jog, an alfresco lunch break, or a moment of quiet between meetings. Unwind under the canopy of fig trees or explore landmarks like the ANZAC Memorial and Archibald Fountain. Hyde Park offers a calm and scenic contrast to the energy of the surrounding neighbourhoods.

Just a short walk from Darlinghurst, the Australian Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in natural history and culture. As Australia’s oldest museum, it showcases fascinating exhibits on dinosaurs, Indigenous cultures, the environment and science. With interactive displays and family-friendly programming, it’s a great spot for curious minds of all ages to explore and learn.

Rushcutters Bay Park is a peaceful harbourside escape just a short stroll from Darlinghurst. With expansive lawns, waterfront walking paths, tennis courts, and plenty of shaded picnic spots, it’s a favourite among joggers, dog walkers, and anyone looking to unwind outdoors. Enjoy the marina views and fresh sea breeze, making it a perfect spot for a relaxed afternoon or picnic by the water.

The Art Gallery of New South Wales is one of Sydney’s most celebrated cultural institutions, located just a short stroll from Darlinghurst and Hyde Park. Set within the Domain parklands, the gallery features an impressive collection of Australian, European, and Asian art, along with contemporary exhibitions and installations. With free general entry and a peaceful café, it’s a perfect way to spend a relaxing an afternoon.