16 Best Parks in Sydney | Condé Nast Traveler
"A string of four leafy parks in bohemian, inner-west neighbourhood Glebe, the Glebe Foreshore Parks hug the harbor. Stretching over 42 acres, they include Blackwattle Bay Park, Bicentennial Park, Jubilee Park, and Federal Park. Stroll, run, or cycle there via the scenic two-kilometer (1.2-mile) Glebe Foreshore Walk, which meanders from Pyrmont’s Sydney Fish Market around Blackwattle Bay to Bicentennial and Jubilee parks, with views over dramatic Anzac Bridge and the city skyline. Fancy chilling? Open grasslands, quiet coves, shady trees, and wetlands await, with watery panoramas from Blackwattle Bay Park and Bicentennial Park. Feeling active? Sports fields, adventure playgrounds, and off-leash dogwalking areas beckon. Federal Park has a skatepark and soccer field. Jubilee Park has a historic cricket oval, and both it and Bicentennial Park feature kids’ playgrounds." - Sophie Davies
