Anzac Memorial
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Mirrored in Hyde Park’s Pool of Reflection is this 1934 Art Deco monument built to commemorate Australia’s WWI dead (see Troops Set Sail). It now records the sacrifices made by thousands of Australians in subsequent conflicts. The Hall of Memory is on the upper level, overlooking Raynor Hoff’s moving statue, and the Hall of Silence is on the ground floor. A small museum on the ground floor features photographs and artifacts.
Practical Information
Hyde Park: 9267 7668 Open 9am–5pm daily
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