Tumbalong Park

Located in the bustling vicinity of Darling Harbour in Sydney, Tumbalong Park is a 5-hectare (12 acres) oasis of calm and beauty. It derives its name from Dharug language, which translates to "place where seafood is found" and showcases the culture of Australia's coastal indigenous people. Not only is Tumbalong Park a testament to ancient culture, but it has also played a role in pop culture. The park spans over 5 hectares (12 acres) with an urban stream running through it, decorated with beauti

A children's playground area offers a water park with 26 water jets, a 10-meter high water slide, and more. Tumbalong Park is a free public space with easy access via various modes of transportation. An unfortunate incident took place in 1994 when local David Kang fired two blank shots at Charles III while he was giving a speech at the park. Tumbalong Park frequently serves as a venue for central Sydney events such as New Year's Eve and Australia Day celebrations, offering panoramic views of Sydney's skyline from a relaxing setting. This park is an ideal location to escape the bustle of the city and enjoy the natural surroundings.