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Essentials about the Chinese Garden of Friendship in brief

If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of downtown Sydney without having to leave the city center, you should definitely visit the Chinese Garden of Friendship. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a wonderful oasis of peace and relaxation in the middle of the bustling city.

The grounds of the Chinese Garden of Friendship

The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a replica of a classic Chinese private garden from the Ming Dynasty. It was designed by Sydney’s Chinese twin city Guangzhou and inaugurated in 1988 on the occasion of Sydney’s 200th anniversary. With its waterfalls, lakes, exotic plants, pavilions and hidden paths, the garden is far more than a normal city park. If you watch the willows in the wind and the koi in the water over a cup of Chinese tea, you will definitely be able to lower your pulse rate.

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Opening hours

Opening hours Apr. – Sep.:

Admission fees

Adults: $6.00

Concessions and children (Ages 11 and under): $3.00

Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children): $15.00

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Getting there

By public transport:

Light rail line L1: Stop Exhibition Centre or Paddy’s Markets

By car:

The nearest parking garages are Wilson Parking Darling Square, Wilson Parking Darling Quarter or Dixon Street Car Park.