Parramatta Park

  Parramatta Park, located adjacent to the historic Old Government House in Sydney, is a significant green space that invites visitors to explore its rich history. Established in 1854, it was once a part of the grounds surrounding the oldest surviving public building in Australia. This 85-hectare park features manicured gardens, scenic walking trails, and a picturesque lake that serves as a peaceful retreat for picnics and outdoor activities. In October, a variety of jacaranda trees bloom, painting the landscape with vibrant purple hues. Visitors can enjoy cycling along the paths, witnessing local wildlife, or uncovering the park's heritage by visiting its cultural sites.