Parramatta Park

Parramatta Park, established in 1858, spans 85 hectares of lush lawns, gardens, and historic monuments. As one of Australia's earliest public parks, it offers a blend of recreation, sport, and entertainment, alongside significant Aboriginal and European heritage sites. The park features Old Government House, Australia's oldest surviving government building, and the Dairy Cottage, the oldest intact European-origin structure. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Parramatta Park provides valuable green space for the community, with facilities for picnics, play, and various events.