Pool of Reflection

The Australian Army Memorial Hall is located in the southern half of Sydney's Hyde Park, a memorial to commemorate a battle between Australia and New Zealand and the Ottoman Empire during World War I. On April 25, Australia's ANZ Corps Day is celebrated. The memorial is topped by a pyramid made of red marble, which is very stately from the outside, and in the middle of the building is an upside-down U-shaped glass. The interior of the memorial is not big, the ground part is the memorial hall, the center is the statue of the unsung hero, the underground part is the exhibition room, there are some graphic and text materials. There is a rectangular pool on the north side of the memorial, called the pool of reflection Reflecting Pool. There are Commonwealth, Australian and New Zealand flags hanging on the side between the pool and the memorial. The water in the pool is very clear, and the pyramid building is also very clear in the water. Everything seemed so calm and harmonious. The memorial was built in 1934 and her architect Delit said he didn't want to express how glorious and glorious the war was; he just wanted to express the noble character of courage, patience and sacrifice that people in the war showed. The memorial is free to visit.

South of Hyde Park. It is an affiliate of the ANZ Memorial Hall. Just in front of the gate, when the pool water is very clear, the water can reflect the entire memorial. This is because this pool can release reflection, so the noun of this pool is called reflection, because reflection and reflection are basically a word in English, I hope that through this pool water, everyone can reflect on the whole war is quite meaningful, there is time to sit here, Especially next to the shopping center, if no one is, this is a good resting place, when we came, there were a lot of primary school students doing something.

Great open space in a somber but meaningful peaceful place. A nice place for a rest or meditation.

The small holiday came here with good friends to play, the air here is very good, there are many people to play,. There are men and women, old and young, and some young couples. The temperature is relatively hot these days, but it is still very good to sweat. I have a good time these days. I will come here with my good friends next time. In general, this trip is worth a visit.

Walking north through the Australian Legion Memorial is a clear and calm water, where a local is lying on the side of the pool, reading leisurely, and getting this in the bustling metropolis is the first choice for relaxation.