ANZAC War Memorial

  ANZAC War Memorial, standing proudly in Hyde Park, Sydney, serves as a tribute to the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who fought in various conflicts. Constructed in 1934, it features a striking Art Deco design and is topped by a significant bronze statue of a soldier. The memorial's main purpose is to honor those who served and sacrificed for their countries, making it an important site for remembrance. Visitors can explore the site's intricacies at any time of year, with the commemorative ceremonies often held in April, particularly around ANZAC Day. While there, you can view the Hall of Silence, reflecting the solemnity of the occasion, and admire the beautiful surrounding gardens filled with native Australian flora.